Cleveland Browns' Top Draft Picks: Local Talent & NFL Visits

0:00On March 22nd, as NFL teams gear up for the draft, top 30 visits are buzzing with prospects heading to headquarters for interviews and medical. Check. Each team gets 30 of these slots, though local guys don't count against the total. The Cleveland Browns, under General Manager Andrew Berry, stand out for really leaning into them. In the last three drafts, Berry's crew picked 20 players, and eight of those came straight from Cleveland visits. That's 40%. They've also grabbed a couple undrafted free agents who stopped by, plus three more who got cut elsewhere and landed with the Browns anyway. Fans are paying close attention because these trips often signal real interest. With wide receivers such a glaring need, it's no surprise five of the nine early visitors play that position, including names like Jordan Tyson from. Arizona State, Carnell Tate from Ohio State, and McCuy Limon from USC. Meanwhile, Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson's visit fuels talk of a Todd Monkin connection, and Miami offensive tackle Markle Bell at six foot nine, and 346 pounds fits Berry's mold

1:06for massive lineman like DeWon Jones. A couple defensive prospects round out the list, but they're not as urgent. Keep an eye on these trips as the process heats up. One or more of these receivers could suit up in Brown and Orange come draft day.