Browns' Draft Strategy: Offensive Line & WR

It's March 17th for the NFL.

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The Cleveland Browns head into the draft with two solid first round picks, their own

at 6th overall, and another at 24th from the.

Jacksonville Jaguars in the Travis Hunter trade ESPN draft expert Mel Kuiper Jr. released

a new mock draft this week, projecting how the Browns could use both selections to boost

their offense.

The Jaguars pick was expected to land higher after their big season, but 24th still offers

good value for Cleveland.

The team needs help upfront and their receiver after a rough year.

Kuiper sees the Browns, grabbing Georgia Tackle Monroe Freeling at number 6.

He's calling it a reset for their offensive line, pairing him with recent signings, and

a key return from injury to build a fresh unit.

At 24th, Kuiper has them taking Southern California wide receiver McCoy Lemon.

The 5-foot 11-speaster put up over 1,000 receiving yards last season and could be a steal

that late.

This duo would give the Browns a strong start to the round, showing a protection for the

quarterback and adding firepower to a quiet passing game.

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