Browns' Offensive Line Boost, Tate & Simpson in Draft Spotlight

0:00On March 13th, the Cleveland Browns made big moves in free agency by signing offensive lineman, Titus Howard, Elton Jenkins, and Zion Johnson to fill. Three starting spots. Now General Manager Andrew Berry has flexibility heading into the 2026 NFL draft with a hold to 6th overall pick plus. Another first rounder at 24th from the Jaguars. That offensive linemboost shifts their focus away from tackles at number 6, opening the door for Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate as a top target for new coordinator Todd Munkin. Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson has also emerged as an option thanks to his dad's ties to Munkin and his status as one of the few projected first round quarterbacks. Simpson recently shared he'd love to team up with Tate in Cleveland if it works out. Tate stands out as the class's most polished receiver with zero drops last season, strong contested catches and top efficiency on routes. Titan impresses with Alabama's lowest interception rate ever, good pocket movement, and smart

1:01plays, making him a trade up candidate despite. Competition from teams like the Steelers and Rams. With quarterback questions lingering in a real knee for a top wide out, the Browns are weighing these rookie pairings to spark their offense moving forward.