Browns Host Top WR Prospects, Signaling Draft Priority

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Cleveland Browns are ramping up their pre-draft workouts with wide receiver prospects ahead of the 2026 NFL draft. They've now hosted or scheduled eight top 30 visits at the position, including a new one with Texas A&M standout, KC Concepcion. This comes just over a month before the first round starts in Pittsburgh. KCON joins a group that features players like Jordan Tyson from Arizona State, Karnel Tay from Ohio State, and others from USC Indiana, Washington, Louisville, and Alabama. The Browns also met with Georgia Titan Oscar Delp, scouts from all 32 teams watched Concepcion at his pro-day in college station on the same day his Cleveland visit was reported. Analysts have praised Concepcion for months, ranking him as high as the fifth best wide-up prospect overall. At five feet 11 and a half inches tall, and 191 pounds, he's seen as a quick slot receiver

1:03who shines after the catch, drawing. Comparisons to players like Zay Flowers. The Browns have now met with most of the top names on major big boards. This heavy focus signals wide receiver as a priority, especially after a rough season with their group combined for just four touchdowns. They added Tyler and Wallace in free agency mainly for special teams, but they're saving big moves for the draft. The first round picks at number 6 at number 24, plus selections in the second, third and fourth rounds, the Browns seem poised to grab, at least one wide-out early and possibly another later, pairing it with a tackle need. Their strategy points to a major overhaul at the position.