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Carsen Ryan Drafted by Browns: Depth Piece or Star?

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Cleveland Browns draft Carsen Ryan, a solid blocking tight end with receiving potential, earning a B-minus grade. Ryan offers more upside as a pass catcher than Jack Stoll, but his speed issues off the line have kept him from bigger roles. Hes expected to contribute early as a depth piece, fitting perfectly into the Browns scheme.

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Carsen Ryan Drafted by Browns: Depth Piece or Star?

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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Carsen Ryan Drafted by Browns: Depth Piece or Star?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26, the Cleveland Browns just snagged tight-end Carson Ryan in the seventh round of the draft, earning a B-grade for the pick. He's stepping in as a solid blocking tight-end with some real receiving potential, aiming to bolster their offense right away. Compared to Jack Stoll, who's already on the roster as a blocker, Ryan offers more upside as a pass catcher while still holding his own in the trenches. Team see him as that reliable safety blanket, who can slip into holes in zone coverage. Fans and analysts are mixed, noting his background as a role player due to some speed issues off the line. He does a decent job run blocking, but separating from defenders has kept him from bigger roles so far. Ongoing chatter points to Ryan fitting as a deaf piece, not a star, with his skill sets suiting the brown scheme perfectly for now. Scouts expect him to contribute early, without flashy expectations. That wraps this draft breakdown. Keep an eye on how Ryan gels with the squad as training camp heats up.

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