Browns Strengthen Defense, Focus on Offense in 2026 Draft

0:00On March 20th, the Cleveland Browns are heading into the 2026 NFL offseason with a rock-solid defensive front already in place. They've locked in key players early, including a one-year deal with former Buffalo Bills' past-resher, AJ, Epinisa worth up to $5 million, and re-signed defensive tackle Sam Camara for depth. Meanwhile, they've added defensive lineman Kalea Davis from the San Francisco 49ers, and brought back Julian Okwara, during their interior. Line alongside returners like Malia Collins, experts like ESPN's Daniel Oyafuzi note this strength lets the Browns shift focus to offense where training camp battles Luma quarterback left, tackle, ride guard, wide receiver, and the number two tight-end spot. With nine draft picks upcoming, General Manager Andrew Berry can target offensive starters in early rounds, while grabbing defensive depth like edge, rushers, my backers, and safeties later on, especially with some contracts expiring.

1:01This set up positions Cleveland's ability to balance roster without panic moves, setting up an exciting draft and competitive training camp ahead.