Browns' Offseason Moves, QB Search Highlight Podcast

0:00On March 31st, the Cleveland Browns kicked off their off-season strong by trading a fifth-round pick for right tackle Titus Howard on a three-year extension, then beefing up the interior line with starters, Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins. General manager Andrew Berry added roster depth to, but the team still faces big holes on both sides of the ball heading into the draft. Earlier this week, they locked in Alex Wright, opposite Miles Garrett on a three-year deal and brought back Julian O'Quare for edge depth, though the past rush bench feels thin beyond that. At safety, Grant Delpit and Ronnie Hickman form a solid duo, but both hit free agency after next season, leaving little long-term plan. Fans and analysts point out the Nickelback spot as a weak link behind Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell, with last year's seventh-rounder Miles Hardin. Not cutting it consistently, left tackle has been a headache since Jill Thomas hung it up in 2017. Wire, Jettrick Will's flamed out fast and now plays for the Bears. Meanwhile, the White receiver room ranks near the bottom

1:03of the league, lacking a true number one guy, despite Jerry Judy's potential as a solid two. Berry scouting top draft prospects like Carnell Tate and Jordan Tyson Hart, likely grabbing one early. All this takes a back seat to the endless quarterback quest since 1999. Reports say they'll pick to Shawn Watson against Shader Sanders in training camp next year, but until one shines, the Browns stay in search mode for that franchise savior.