Browns Mock Draft: Tate & Lomu

0:00On March 17, the Cleveland Browns entered this offseason targeting upgrades to their offensive line and wide receivers through free agency, trades, or the draft. After addressing some line issues early in free agency, a recent mock draft from NFL.com analyst Daniel Jeremiah has been grabbing in Ohio State. Wide receiver at the sixth overall pick and a Utah offensive tackle at the 24th. That wide-out is Carnell Tate, a 6 foot 2, 192 pound speedster, who clothed the 4.53 in the 40 yard dash at the bus. Scouting conline. At 24th, they take Caleb Lomu, betting a top tackle prospect slides down the board instead of trading up. Fans and analysts see this as a smart gamble that directly hits the Browns' biggest holes without forcing a quarterback move this year. Jeremiah notes it pairs perfectly with their recent line signings giving a new signal caller real protection and weapons next season. The Browns have already inked deals like those with the Jenkins brothers and made moves such as releasing Cornelius Lucas to save $2 million.

1:05While passing on some trades like Titus Howard, still landing Tate and Lomu would cap a strong haul. This mock scenario offers the best of both worlds for Cleveland, transforming their attack in one draft while building smartly around the roster. Made in AI.