Browns Prioritize WR Upgrades in Free Agency

0:00It's March 5th, here's your NFL news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Cleveland Browns are gearing up for 2026 NFL free agency with one main goal, beef up their wide receiver group, after a rough 2025 season where their receivers rank 31st league wide with just 3152 yards, and 16 touchdowns, the team knows they need more firepower. Jerry Judy led the pack but only hit 602 yards and two scores. New head coach Todd Munkin, who's all about a strong passing game once reliable targets around the quarterback. General manager Andrew Barry plans to mix free agency with draft picks to fix the media ochre production that held back the offense, even with mostly. Healthy, players. Fans have been vocal about the drop-off, especially after Judy's breakout year before. Adding weapons could change everything for Cleveland, making them more competitive no matter who's throwing the ball. It's a priority because depth and big plays have been missing.

1:01Standouts on their radar include young breakout Wandel Robinson, who topped a thousand yards last year, explosive special teams Ace Rashid, Shaheed Ohio State alum Noah Brown, for cheap stability, veteran Marquis Hollywood Brown, and deep threat star Alec Pierce with his. 21.3 yards per catch average. Tots with free agents can start March 9 at noon Eastern time. Barry might chase bargains around 17 million a year, or swing big for 25 million deals, but competition will be fierce from other teams. This episode is supported by our sponsor, head in, sound on, lights out, that is the routine