Injury Warriors: Browns' Draft Steals?

On April 1st, Cleveland Browns are scouting NFL draft prospects with injury baggage, but

serious talent that could make them steals.

Football's brutal, so teams obsess over past wounds like ACL tears and broken bones, plus

current health.

These guys battled back for major hits and still shine.

Jordan Tyson out of Arizona State, Water Seever, Torres ACL, MCO, and PCO early in college,

snapped his collarbone last year, and Nurse Day, hamstring lately.

In healthy, he turns short catches into big gains with his huge frame.

Chris Bell from Louisville balled out with 72 catches for 917 yards and six scores before

a late season ACL sidelined him.

Meanwhile, German McCoy, Tennessee's top corner, set out the whole 2025 season after an

ACL rip, skipping the combine too.

He bounced back at Pro Day, clocking 4.38 in the 40 yard dash, 38 inches vertical, and 10

feet 7 in the broad.

Jump, Conor Lou, Auburn's elite center Browns need, missed most of last year with ACL,

but crushed 31 bench reps at the combine.

Drew Aller, Penn State's quarterback, broke his left ankle in October, ending his season

early.

He showed up at the combine with that cannon arm still popping.

Teens love these rebounds because they mean higher upside at lower draft cost.

These injury warriors could flip Cleveland's roster if they check out medically.

Watch how the Browns play at his draft day nears.