Browns Overhaul Offensive Line, Eye Decker

0:00On March 23rd, the Cleveland Browns are overhauling their offensive line this off-season for the 2026 season. General manager Andrew Berry traded for veteran right tackle Titus Howard and signed interior lineman Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins in free agency. With guard Steven Jenkins and tackled Dawon Jones already on board, they now have a basic starting five heading into the draft. Earlier this week, the team hired new head coach Todd Monkin, which sparked these quick moves. Last year starters mostly had expiring contracts, leaving the Browns with $90 million in deadcap money for next year. Elton Jenkins stands out for his versatility across the line, while Jones remains a question mark after multiple season ending injuries. Fans and analysts are buzzing about a potential homecoming for Pro Bowl left tackle Taylor Decker. The former Ohio State star, born just three hours from Cleveland, got released by the Detroit Lions after extension talks failed. He's still unsigned and might settle for

1:01a proven deal, especially with the Browns needing help at left tackle. Bleacher reports C's Cleveland as a smart fit, even if Decker prefers a contender. Signing him could shift Jones to a back-of-roll and let a draft pick develop slowly. Experts linked the Browns to prospects like Monroe Freeling or Frances Mauigoa with their first round picks, but none are ready to start right away. This approach gives the Browns flexibility to build a strong run game behind second-year-back Quenchon Judkins, blending vets with young talent for A.