Browns Host Top Tight End Prospect

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. The Cleveland Browns are on a scouting spree for the 2026 NFL Draft, zeroing in on pass catchers to boost their offense. They've already hosted eight wide receivers for top 30 visits, on top of meeting four more at the scouting combine. Now they're bringing in Oregon-Tighting Kenyan Sadiq, a top first-round prospect for his own top 30 visit at Team Headquarters. This interest in tight ends is a new for Cleveland. They've already chatted with Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers at the combine and Georgia's Oscar Delp. Right there in Berea. With two first-round picks locked in, the Browns know wide receivers in offensive linemen top their needs list, but they're not sleeping on the tight. In spot either. Fans and analysts see this as a bit surprising since Harold Fanon Jr. balled out last year as a rookie, hauling in 72 catches for seven. 121 yards and six touchdowns, good for eighth in the league.

1:00David and Joku bounced in free agency, but they signed Jake Stowe for blocking help, and they ran multiple tight insets over half their snaps. Sadiq stands out as the elite guide his position, a match of nightmare, but grabbing him early could burn a high pick when they need a true number one. Receiver Moore, especially with questions around Jerry Judy and said your tillman. Stowers and Delp fit better later on. That said, this visit lets the Browns gauge the tight end class up close, see how their other targets stack up, and keep options open for trades, or future moves if Sadiq slips away.