Browns' Pro Day Buzz: Top Picks, Needs, and Medicals

0:00On March 24, the Cleveland Browns hold two first round picks and three in the top 40 for the 2026 NFL draft, putting them in prime, position to rebuild. This week kicks off a busy stretch of pro days starting Monday, with schools like Iowa, LSU, and Miami leading off, followed by heavy hitters through Friday. Scouts from Cleveland are zeroing in on these events to evaluate top talent at wide receiver, offensive tackle and safety. Ohio State's pro day on March 25, stands out, as wide receiver carnal Tate and safety Caleb Downs have already met Browns officials at the AWW. Combine and during visits. Arizona State's session two days later draws eyes too, especially for a wide out Jordan Tyson, who's recovering from a hamstring issue and linked to. Their sixth overall spot, plus tackle Max Iheonakor. Meanwhile, Alabama's March 25 workout features tackle Caden Proctor for a potential 24th pick, wide receiver Jeremy Bernard after.

1:02His Berea visit, and quarterback Ty Simpson, with ties to New Head coach Todd Monkin. Miami on March 23, Spotlight's tackles Frances Mauigo and Marquell Bell alongside quarterback Carson Beck, who also knows Monkin from Georgia. Texas A&M's event the same day adds intrigue, as wide receiver Casey Concepcion hasn't met Cleveland yet, despite first round buzz, sparking talk of, uh, possible smoke screen. These pro days let the Browns dig deeper on medicals, workouts and fits amid their multiple early selections. With Intel pouring in, Cleveland's front office gears up to mash the best available players to their biggest needs heading into draft season. That's your NFL news today update, AI powered and always on.