Expert: Browns Should Draft WR, Tackle

0:00On March 18, the Cleveland Browns hold two first round picks in the 2026 NFL draft, at 6 overall and 24th overall. Coming off a strong 2025 draft class, the team is poised to build again, and draft analyst Ryan Wilson has a clear recommendation for. That tops election. Wilson appeared on The Kin Carman Show and dismissed any debate about taking left tackle Monroe Freeling at number 6. Instead, he urged the Browns to grab White Receiver Carnell Tate right away if he's available. The core argument boils down to immediate impact. A top 10 Whiteout like Tate would step in as Cleveland's number one receiver from day one. While an offensive lineman at that spot might not even nose start as a rookie. Experts note the tackle class lacks a steep drop-off between picks 6 and 24, meaning the Browns could still land quality protection later. White receiver talent, however, falls off sharply in that range. This strategy receiver first tackles second positions Cleveland to maximize both picks and accelerate their rebuild.