Browns' Breakout Stars: Hall, Bond, Sampson

On March 27th, the Cleveland Browns made big roster moves this offseason, so some lesser-known players will need to step up big time.

Last year, guys like Devon Bush and Alex Wright surprised everyone and became key defenders.

This season, three young talent stand out as breakout candidates.

Defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr., wide receiver Isaiah Bond, and running back.

Dylan Samson.

Mike Hall Jr. had a slow start last year, playing just nine games as a backup.

Still, he made 11 tackles, one and a half sacks, and eight pressures in limited time.

With Malheed Collins hurt, that second spot on the line is open, and Hall could battle for it against a couple others.

If he grabs it, he might become the team's number two pass rusher behind Miles Garrett.

Meanwhile, Isaiah Bond flash speed last year with 18 catches for 330 A yards, especially after the quarterback change.

The Browns plan to draft more receivers, but Bond's deep threat ability is too good to ignore.

Getting him the ball more often on screens or short routes could make him a top three option and boost the passing game.

On the ground, Dylan Samson showed promise with 175 rushing yards, 271 receiving yards, and two scores even.

Though coaches rarely used him, paired with power back quenching juckins, they could form a dynamic duo like the old Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt days.

Expect Samson's carries to climb, keeping the back feel fresh and lively.

These breakouts could shore up the defense and ignite the offense just when Cleveland needs it most, setting the stage for a stronger run at the playoffs.