Browns Host Top WR Prospect Tate

0:00On March 5th, the Cleveland Browns are kicking off their pre-draft process early with top 30 visits to top prospects. They've already met with Arizona Statewide receiver Jordan Tyson and Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, both seen his first round talents. Now they're hosting Ohio Statewide receiver Carnell Tate at their Berea facility. Tate's visit counts as a local one since he played in the Browns backyard so it doesn't eat into their 30 visit limit. All three prospects, including Tate and Tyson, also chatted with the team at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. Meanwhile, the Browns hold two first round picks at number 6 and number 24. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Cleveland desperately needs wide receiver help after a rough season. Their top receiver, Jerry Judy, barely topped 600 receiving yards and led the league and drops, while the group combined for just four touchdowns. A past first round receiver pick, Corey Coleman back in 2016, turned into a total bust.

1:01Mott trashed from experts like sports illustrated Daniel Flick and NFL.com's Charles Davis, keep linking Tate to the Browns at number 6 overall. The team first met him at the Combine, where he called it a solid talk about film and football, with GM Andrew Berry and coach Todd Monkin. With free agency looming and a quarterback needing better weapons, Cleveland's front office is digging deep on these guys to avoid another miss. Thurl checks like this can land in the top receiver in the draft and spark real change.