Browns Target Jauan Jennings for WR Depth

On March 27, the Cleveland Browns are looking to strengthen their wide receiver group ahead

of the 2026 season, especially to support.

Their young quarterback, Shadour Sanders.

Analysts suggest targeting free agent, Juan Jennings, formerly with the San Francisco 49ers,

as a smart addition to their current lineup led by.

Jerry Judy, Cedric Tillman, and Isaiah Bond.

The Browns receivers struggled last year, ranking dead last in receiving efficiency according

to pro football focus metrics.

Only Judy put up solid numbers, while the others lacked proven production, leaving the

passing game vulnerable for a rookie signal caller.

Jennings brings reliability as a possession receiver, with strong contested catch skills.

He posted 643 yards and nine touchdowns in a down year, but top nearly 1,000 yards

the season before as a solid number, two option.

With free agency moving along, Jennings remains the top available target at a bargain price.

Market projections have dropped to around $6 to $8 million per year, well within the Browns

21.3 million cap space, after focusing early on their offensive line.

Adding him would provide immediate depth, ease pressure on the young talent, and set up

Cleveland for a stronger draft push at the position.