Browns Mock Draft: Tate & Lomu Upgrade Offense

0:00On March 18th, mop draft season is in full swing for the 2026 NFL draft, and Cleveland Browns fans are seeing a clear pattern with their, too, first round picks. In the latest from NFL.com's Deino Jeremiah, the Browns grab wide receiver carnal date from Ohio State at pick number 6 overall then. Offensive tackle Caleb Lomu from Utah at pick number 24. Jeremiah skips the risky reaches that have haunted Browns fans, like quarterbacks or unproven tackles early. Instead, he targets proven talent at real positions of need, giving Cleveland immediate upgrades without gambling on upside. Fans have been sweating over nightmare scenarios where the team drafts raw prospects too high, but this mop feels like a best case win. It plugs the wide receiver hole left empty and free agency, especially after big trades like Denver Landing, Jalen Waddle, and sets up a stronger. Tate brings elite skills from three years at Ohio State, with 121 catches for 1,872 yards

1:03and 14 touchdowns. Scouts love his route precision in hands comparing him to former Buckeye Chris Olave, a consistent thousand yard guy. At 24, Lomu slides right into left tackle at 6.6 and 3.13 pounds, with top grades nearly matching the hot names, going earlier. With recent line additions, he'd anchor a whole new starting 5, protecting whatever quarterback the Browns build around next and pushing. Them toward contender status fast. Made in AI.