Browns Mock: 2 WRs, 0 LTs?

On April 3rd, with the 2026 NFL Draft just weeks away, Cleveland Brown's fans are buzzing

about two big needs, a long-term left tackle, and more weapons that Wild Receiver.

A recent two-round mock from fanside it has the Browns trading back with Dallas to snag

the 12th pick and grabbing two Whiteouts right there in the first round Jordan Tyson and

Denzel Boston.

Earlier this offseason, Cleveland beefed up the offensive line by trading for Titus Howard

from Houston and signing Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins.

That helps, but pairing those guys with young tight-in, herald fan in junior screams for

past catchers who can stretch the field and open things up.

Tyson, a six-foot two-playmaker from Arizona State, brings reliable hands and big yards

after the catch, piling up 1,812.

Yards and 18 touchdowns over his last two college seasons, despite some injury hiccups.

Boston, a six-foot four-beast from Washington at 212 pounds, dominates jump balls and

end-zone fades with 20 scores in his recent.

Yards perfect for fixing Cleveland's outside inconsistency.

That said, mocks like this spark debate because the left tackle spot still looks shaky, with

prospects like Monroe Freeling or Spencer Fano tempting, and early grab to protect a

potential quarterback like Shadour Sanders down the line.

Things get why Whiteouts matter for building around a young QB, but doubling up there might

skip a pressing line need.

Bottom line, whether they trade down or stand pat, the Browns could use chain-moving

receivers to legitimize the passing game, especially if they eye.

Middle-round tackles or even a cornerback later, given Martin Emerson Jr.'s rough, 2024.

This mock shows smart pass forward without ignoring the trenches.