Browns Rebuild Offense with New Line, Draft Picks

0:00On March 16th, the Cleveland Browns are rebuilding their offense this offseason, starting with the line that struggled last year. They signed left guard Zion Johnson and guard center Elton Jenkins as free agents. Before free agency, they traded for right tackle tight as Howard, so now, over half the line is new, with just left tackle left to fill. Meanwhile, the wide receiver group looks unchanged so far. Top free agent targets got snapped up elsewhere, leaving the Browns to explore trades to boost that room. Fans and analysts are buzzing about possible deals for receivers, like Arizona's Marvin Harrison Jr., New Orleans, Chris Olabe, or Los Angeles, Chargers. Quinten, Johnston. General manager Andrew Berry has a track record of big moves, so nobody's ruling it out. Looking ahead to the draft in April, the Browns hold two first-round picks at 6 and 24th overall. Many want them to grab Ohio State star Carnell Tate early if he's available, or double up on receivers to spark the passing

1:00game. With solid draft capital, Berry can mix trades and picks to transform the offense, setting up a stronger attack next season.