Browns' Offensive Overhaul: Vet Bargains, Draft Picks

0:00On April 4th, the Cleveland Browns rolled with one of the league's top defenses last season, and most of that crew is still locked in. Now they're flipping the script this off season, zeroing in on offense after some early free agency grabs. General manager Andrew Berries playing its smart with nine draft picks on deck, but he's not sleeping on cheap veteran deals to plug gaps fast. Even after the draft hits in late April, roster holes won't vanish overnight. Free agencies still stock with bargains, and the Browns can't afford to wait. These low-risk ads could lock down depth without busting the budget. Fans and analysts see the pain points clear as day. Cornerback needs backup muscle beyond Denzel Ward and the new guy Tyson Campbell. Left tackle screens for insurance since the Juan Jones keeps getting hurt. Defensive end took a hit when that AJ. Epinisa deal fizzled, and the wide receiver spot is straight up barren. Word on the street points to prime targets like corner, Lajerius Sneed, who's versatile inside and out, but injury dinged, so he's a steal.

1:01Tackle Justin's school, logged heavy snacks for the Vikings, gave up some sacks, but at just 2.7 million a year, he saw a cover. Past rusher Leonard Floyd, knows the new coordinator, fits any scheme, projected at 8.9 million, but maybe less. Vet wide out, the Andre Hopkins brings glue hands and mentor vibes to the young guns. Snagging these guys now keeps the Browns humming, blending grit with fresh talent for a real shot this fall.