Cleveland Browns' Bold Mock Draft: Tate, Fano, Jacas

0:00On March 25th, a recent 3-round mock draft for the Cleveland Browns in the 2026 NFL draft has fans buzzing with some bold early picks. At the 6th overall spot, they snaggle high-o-state wide receiver Carnell Tate to boost a week receiver group right away. Then at 24th overall in the first round, Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano slides in as a potential starter on the left side. This setup gives general manager Andrew Berry flexibility, since Fano could also slide inside to guard if needed. It's a dreamfall for Cleveland, especially after last season's line struggles, and they might even trade up if he drops that far. Meanwhile, the Browns surprised some by targeting defense early, grabbing Illinois defensive end Gabe Joccas at 39th overall in round two. Joccas brings explosion and pass rush skills, with 26.5 tackles for loss and 19 sacks over two college seasons, pairing nicely, opposite Miles Garrett. In round three at 70th overall, Iowa Center Logan

1:01Jones adds an athletic NFL ready option of front. With recent free agent Elton Jenkins possibly shifting to guard, this could transform their line into something much stronger, starting Fano at, tackle, Jones in the middle and others around them. Experts see these moves addressing key gaps on offense and edge rush, setting up Cleveland for a quicker rebuild as the draft approaches next month.