Browns' New Coach, Offense, Defense: Draft's Make-or-Break

0:00On March 21st, the Cleveland Browns are shaking things up big time after a rough decade, with just the league's third fewest regular season wins, and only three playoff games. They've parted ways with head coach Kevin Stofanski and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz bringing in Todd Monkin as the new head coach, and play collar, Travis Switzer on offense, and Mike Rutenberg running the defense. The team also rebuilt their offensive line from scratch this off season, losing guards Joel Baitonio, Wyatt Teller, center-eath-imposic, and tackle Jack. Conklin, while adding guards Zion Johnson and Tevin Jenkins, center Elton Jenkins, and tackle Titus Howard. General manager Andrew Berry still faces salary cap headaches from DeShawn Watson's deal, but the defense stays loaded with Talon, and the quarterback spot remains wide open. Fans have mixed feelings after years of heartbreak, hoping this fresh start sparks real change, though many eye the draft as Maker Break for a murky. Future. Experts point out the Browns need weapons to boost the passing game and competition at quarterback under Monkin, who wants things settled by training.

1:07Camp. One mock draft scenario targets those gaps early, grabbing wide receiver Carnell Tate from Ohio State at pick six, versatile defensive back in manual. McNeil Warren from Toledo at 24, and Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson in round two at 39. Later picks add edge-rusher Kiran Crawford, more receivers, a running back, offensive tackles, and depth on defense in line. With free agency done, all eyes turn to the draft to pair new talent with the revamped roster, and see if Berry and Monkin can finally turn the Browns. Aranom.