Browns Overhaul Offensive Line, Add Four New Linemen

0:00It's March 18th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Cleveland Browns kicked off their offseason with a huge overhaul of their offensive line, adding four new linemen and quick moves. General manager Andrew Berry targeted the trenches after losing four week one starters and six players total to free agency. These changes aimed to rebuild one of the team's most critical groups from the ground up. It all started with a trade for Titus Howard from the Texans, setting the stage for more additions. Then came free agency signings that filled key spots fast. The Browns now have fresh options across the line, nearly replacing the entire unit. ESPN analyst Daniel Oyafuzzi called it a strong start, saying the team has nearly hit all their free agency goals just one weekend. Fans and experts see this as a smart pour of resources into the offense early on. They locked in Zion Johnson on a $49,500,000 three-year deal at left guard.

1:04Elton Jenkins joined on a $24 million two-year contract for center. Teven Jenkins came in as a right guard candidate to round things out. A left tackle, wide receiver, and back-up tight end are still on the shopping list, but the draft could handle some of that. Overall, the Browns look way better off than before, with their offense shaping of nicely for next season. This CNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Lay back, press play, let the pillow do the rest, sound meets comfort, S-O-L-I,