
Cleveland Browns Eye Keylan Rutledge for Offensive Line
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The Cleveland Browns, aiming to bolster their offensive line, have their sights set on Georgia Techs Keylan Rutledge for the 2026 NFL draft. Standing at 64 and 316 lbs, Rutledge showcased impressive athleticism at the combine. Hes a tenacious blocker with extensive experience, excelling in combo blocks and demonstrating scheme-flexibility. Despite needing refinement in pass protection and footwork, Rutledges potential and toughness make him a promising addition to the Browns line, potentially solidifying their playoff push in the future.
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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cleveland Browns Eye Keylan Rutledge for Offensive Line. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 15th, the Cleveland Browns completely rebuilt their starting offensive line this off-season after the 2025 season, trading and signing a fresh unit to protect their quarterback. Now, with the 2026 NFL draft approaching, their eyeing Georgia Tech interior lineman Keelan Rutledge as a high upside addition to ad. Depth and athleticism, Rutledge stands 6'4 and weighs 316 lbs, boasting the best athletic testing among guards at the combine. He's a relentless mauler with strong shoulders, great experience from nearly 4,000 college knaps, and smooth movement in combo blocks, making him scheme flexible for run games. From a three-star recruit who transfer from middle Tennessee state to Georgia Tech, Rutledge shown at the senior bowl against top competition. Scouse Love is motor and toughness. He's the kind of player who finishes every play with nastiness, but he's mostly locked in a right guard so far. That said, he needs work on footwork, balance and pass protection, where bowl rushes can
push him back and he sometimes lunges instead of staying. Precise. Still, his tools draw comparisons to Minnesota's Ed Ingram, a solid starter who improve quickly. For the Browns, grabbing Rutledge in round 3 could pay off big in a year or two, turning their new line into a long-term strength as they push for. Playoffs.
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