Browns' Offseason: Drafting Stars, Filling Holes

Cleveland Browns Offseason: Shoring Up the Offense

The Cleveland Browns enter the 2026 offseason with a formidable defense, now focusing on bolstering their offense. General manager Andrew Berry has made strides in reinforcing the offensive line, but gaps persist. New coordinator Todd Monken requires reliable weapons to excel. With nine draft picks, four in the top 100, and $21.39 million in cap space, Berry has the means to address these needs.

Left tackle is a priority, following last seasons struggles, with Dawand Jones injury history making him an uncertain choice. Wide receiver is another top concern, as Jerry Jeudy hasnt secured the number one role, and other options like Cedric Tillman are either injured or unproven.

The quarterback position remains a contentious issue, with fans clamoring for a franchise player despite Shedeur Sanders potential. Adding depth like Ty Simpson or Carson Beck in the draft could help, though this class lacks top-tier talent. Depth at linebacker and cornerback is also a concern, particularly with Devin Bushs departure and injury questions surrounding key players.

The Browns are eyeing draft prospects like Anthony Hill Junior at linebacker, Brandon Cisse or Davison Igbinosun at corner, and pass-catchers such as Carnell Tate or Jordyn Tyson early on. Veterans like Matt Milano, LJarius Sneed, or even DeAndre Hopkins could fill gaps cheaply.

With picks at six, twenty-four, and thirty-nine, and that cap room, Berry has the resources to fill these holes and transform this offense into a contender before training camp begins.

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