Browns Target Offensive Line, WRs in Mock Drafts

0:00On March 9th, this week's NFL mock-dress have the Cleveland Browns zeroing in on offensive line help and wide receivers for the 2026 draft. Experts consistently project them grabbing a left tackle early around the six overall pick to shore up a unit that struggled with poor pass and run blocking last season. Names like Utah's Spencer Fano and George's Monroe Freelings keep popping up as top targets. Freelings stock has surged after a strong showing at the NFL Scouting Combine, where his size at six feet seven and three hundred fifteen pounds. Plus his athleticism, impressed teams. Fano draws praise for his quick hands and movement skills, even if his arm length raises some flags. Analysts note the Browns need a true blindside protector, especially with six linemen hitting free agency. At their projected twenty-fourth pick, wide receivers dominate the Mox, within the Anna's Omar Cooper Jr. a frequent choice after his four point, four to forty yard dash and thirty-seven inch vertical at the Combine. Ohio State's Carnell Tate in Texas, A&M's KC Concepts

1:05the Own also get nods for their speed, yards after catchability and route running. The team recently traded for tackle Titus Howard and gave him a big extension, which helps on the right side, believes left tackle as a priority. A deal sending Max Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens means tougher matchups ahead, but it doesn't shake up their draft plans much. As free agency nears, these Mox highlight how the Browns aim to build a better supporting cast around their quarterback, blending immediate needs, with long-term upside from the Combine standouts.