Browns Host Top WR Prospects Ahead of Draft

0:00On March 18th, the Cleveland Browns are zeroing in on wide receivers ahead of the 2026 NFL draft. They've hosted several top prospects for official top 30 visits, including Louisville's Chris Bell, who just announced his trip to their Rerea. Facility. Bell joins Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, Ohio State's Carnell Tate, Southern Cal's Mackay Lemon, and Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. Earlier this week, Bell posted about the visit on social media, highlighting the team's ongoing interest in the position. The Browns also met with Tyson, Tate, Lemon, and Washington's Denzel Boston at the Scouting Combine. With picks at 624th and 39th overall, they're positioning themselves for early round talent. Brown's fans have noticed the lackluster wide receiver production from last season. Only Jerry Judy and Cedric Tillman score touchdowns there, with Judy topping out at 50 catches and Tillman at just 21. The offense desperately needs upgrades, especially since the team hasn't signed or traded for any wideouts in free agency. Chris Bell stands out as a 6 foot 2,

1:05222 pound receiver projected for the second or third round, around the 54th overall spot. He had 72 catches for 917 yards and 6 scores before an ACL injury cut his year short. His physical style draws comparisons to top pros, and he could fit as a versatile outside or slot option. Meanwhile, the Browns chatted with tight ends at the Combine 2, signaling a push for more pass catchers overall. Their quiet free agency approach suggests they're banking on the draft to rebuild the group, potentially grabbing multiple receivers to fill glaring. Holes.