Carnell Tate's Browns Visit: Draft Buzz

0:00On April 22nd Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate just wrapped up a pre-draft visit to the Cleveland Browns facility in Berea, and he said he felt, right at home there. Coming from Columbus, it's only a two-hour drive north, so Browns fans could catch Buckeyes games on Saturdays and then flip to Tate balling out for Cleveland on Sundays. That local vibe has everyone buzzing about a potential fit. The Browns haven't dropped the first round pick on a wide receiver since Corey Coleman back in 2016, their 15th overall selection. Before that, it was Braylon Edwards in 2005. They just don't splash premium draft capital on the position, which explains why they haven't homegrown a starred wide-out since then. Fans and analysts are hyped because Tate sits as the top wide receiver on most boards right now. His value gets pegged around pick 7-11, but word is he won't slide past the ninth selection. With Cleveland holding the sixth pick, this could be their shot to break the cycle. After Cleveland, Tate jetted to Kansas City, New Orleans, and Washington teams,

1:03sitting at the ninth, eighth, and seventh spots. If the Browns pass on a receiver at six, they might miss out on this stud with legit star upside on the outside. Eight days out from the NFL draft, all eyes are on whether Cleveland pulls the trigger on Tate and finally invests high in a game changer at wide. Receiver, football news powered by AI. This is NFL News today. I'm Corey with the story.