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0:00On April 7th, the Cleveland Browns just hired Todd Monkin as their new offensive-minded head coach, but the big question remains, who starts at? Quarterback for the 2026 season, they do not even know yet that will shake out in training camp through a fierce QB battle. Meanwhile, with the sixth and 24th overall picks in the upcoming NFL draft, they are positioned to build a stronger foundation around whoever. When's the job? Right now, their offensive line feels shaky, and past-catching options are thin beyond Jerry Judy and rookie tight-in Harold Fanon Jr. Without solid protection or reliable targets, it is tough to fairly judge any quarterback. That is why these high draft picks could target premium upgrades to level-to-playing field. Experts like ESPN's Field Yates are buzzing about it, predicting the Browns lean toward wide receiver carnal Tate or offensive tackle Francis. Both stand out as top prospects in their classes, fitting General Manager Andrew Berry's

1:00love for athletic, young talent, and key spots. Yates points out Berry prioritizes premium positions where teams happily spin first-round capital, even debating Tate's 4.53, 40 yard dash if it matches their scouting metrics. With two first-rounders, they might snag a receiver early and double back for a tackle or flip it. That strategy could transform their offense heading into Monkins era, giving the eventual QB starter real weapons the shine. NFL News Today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters on Game Day.