Browns Targeting Top WRs in Draft

0:00On March 31st, Brown's fans know the wide receiver spot is in rough shape right now. They've only added two new guys this offseason. Veteran special teamer, Tyler Nualis, an undrafted rookie Isaiah Wooden, who hasn't even played in NFL. Snap it. That's not nearly enough to fire up Todd Monkins' new offense. Free agency options are drying up fast, leaving the draft as the main path forward. With a stacked class of receivers coming up, it looks like Cleveland will target the position high, maybe even take two to shake things up. Arden supporters are feeling the pressure, fully aware this unit could sink to season if it stays thin. Monkin needs real weapons to get his scheme rolling in year one, and the front office gets that. Lately, the Brown's hosted top 30 visits with a bunch of prime prospects, Karnel Tate from Ohio State, Jordan Tyson of Arizona State, McKay Lemon. From USC, Omar Cooper Jr. at Indiana, Denzel Boston of Washington, Jeremy Bernard from Alabama, KC, Concept C-Own at Texas A&M, and Chris Bell out of Louisville.

1:06These meetings scream in 10. Andrew Berry is zeroing in on receivers early. Now it's just about who lands in the draft to turn this around.