Browns Target KC Concepcion for Offensive Boost

On April 4, Cleveland Browns are gearing up their offense big time, locking down 4-5 starting

spots on the offensive line already.

Now they're eyeing wide receivers in the NFL draft, likely grabbing one early in the

first round and more after that.

With Pick 39 in the second round, Casey Concepcion from Texas A&M could be their can't missed

target.

This draft class is loaded with Whiteouts, maybe 6 going in round 1, and plenty of talent

spilling into day 2.

The Browns want to build around Todd Monkin's scheme, giving their quarterback real weapons

to compete.

Fans and scouts see Concepcion as a potential steal, ranked around 37 on big boards.

He's not the smoothest route runner, but once he catches the ball, he explodes, averaging

7.2 yards after the catch and 15.1, per reception overall.

He brings versatility too, lining up outside more lately and even rushing for 7.5 yards

per carry on 10 attempts last year.

That gadget potential fits perfect in Monkin's vertical attack.

Picture him as day 1 number 3 receiver, teaming with a first round pick, Jerry Judy and

Azea Bond, to transform that room into a nightmare.

For defenses, Browns' vision is coming together fast.