Browns' Offensive Line Upgrades, Mims Trade Rumors

0:00On March 18, the Cleveland Browns front office, led by General Manager Andrew Berry, made smart moves this off-season to fix their offensive line. They traded a 2026 fifth-round pick to the Houston Texans for veteran right tackle Titus Howard. Berry also signed guard Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins to round out the unit. These additions come as the team rebuilds its offense under new head coach Todd Munkin. With the 2026 NFL draft approaching, Cleveland sits in a strong position with 10 picks, including several on day three. Fans and analysts praise Berry's aggressive approach, noting how it addresses past weaknesses up front. The offensive line upgrades she give the quarterback better protection and boosts the run game right away. One spot still opened his wide receiver, where Jerry Judy from the Denver Broncos tops the wish list. But after Denver added Jalen Waddle, Marvin Mims could become available. The second round pick out of Oklahoma has shown speed and versatility, with 377 yards

1:02as a rookie, then 503 and 6 touchdowns the next year. Berry could swap a late pick for Mims at low cost, filling needs in the passing game, run support and special teams. This keeps the Browns momentum rolling into the draft and beyond.