Browns' Offense Revamped, Draft Picks Eyed

0:00On April 23rd, the Cleveland Browns just wrapped up the Kevin Stofanski era after six seasons bringing in veteran offensive coordinator Todd Munkin to shake things up. Their laser focused on rebuilding the offense his way, starting with the line they signed left guard, Zion Johnson, and center Elton Jenkins in free. The agency then grabbed versatile Titus Howard from Houston and extended him right away. Their defense was already elite, ranking fourth and expected points added per play last year, so moves there stayed light. They did add linebacker Quincy Williams to keep that unit humming and give the whole team a clear identity. After a rough five wins and 12 losses, General Manager Andrew Berry's got ammo with two first round picks at 624 overall. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Browns' draft needs, especially at offensive tackle to pair with Howard, a true wide receiver to boost Jerry. Judy, and maybe even quarterback Clarity, amid Dishon Watson, Shader Sanders, and others.

1:00That strong D gives them a solid base, but the offense has to catch up for playoff hopes. Looking ahead, Mox have them taking Utah tackle Spencer Fano at 6 to lock down the line, then Texas A&M wide out Casey Concepcion at 24-4. Explosive plays. Later rounds could snag a quarterback like Carson Beck or Deft everywhere else with their nine total picks. Berry's playing chess to flip this roster into contenders. Watch how Munkin's vision molds at all come Draft Knight.