Browns Mock Draft: Top WR & OT Targets

0:00On March 23rd, mock draft season is heating up for the Cleveland Browns, and experts keep zeroing in on their biggest holes at wide receiver and, offensive tackle. Ohio State standout Carl Nell Tate in Georgia, tackle Monroe Freeling top many lists, with several projections sending one or the other to the Browns in. The top 10 are 20 picks overall. Pete Prisco from CVS Sports sees Tate going number 6 to give Cleveland a polished playmaker, followed by Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at number 24, amid questions about their current signal callers. Meanwhile, Jordan Plotcher at PFF agrees on Tate early, pairing him with Arizona State tackle Max Ihonakor, later for his raw size and speed. Chad Reuter, over at NFL.com, flips it, predicting the Browns trade up slightly for Freelings upside at left tackle, then grab explosive Arizona. State receiver Jordan Tyson. USA Today's Michael Middlehurst Schwartz also likes Freelings first, citing his athletic

1:00frame before adding Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. as a tough, slot option. Todd McShay from The Ringer doubles down on Tate at number 6, betting a quality tackle like Utah's Caleb Lomu will still be around at 24, despite the premium on that position. These mocks highlight how the Browns thin receiver group and shaky line are driving the conversation. As the real draft nears, expect more twists, but the focus stays sharp on fixing those front office priorities to build for the long haul. From around the league, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.