Browns Eye Draft, Free Agents for Roster Gaps

On March 22nd, things have slowed down in the NFL after the first waves of free agency

wrapped up.

Teams like the Cleveland Browns are now eyeing the 2026 draft to fill roster gaps.

While a few bargain signings might still happen later, most action waits until after

teams see their needs more clearly.

Brown's fans are buzzing over mock drafts, highlighting second-round picks and seven-round

strategies to fix key issues.

No manager Andrew Berry has picks to play with, and there's talk of targeting receivers

like Jordan Tyson, though his injury could shift his.

Draftstock and Cleveland's plans to pair him with Brother Jalen.

Free agency moves earn solid grades on offense and special teams, with the offensive line

getting a big boost from signing Elton Jenkins.

His contract includes option bonuses and incentives that give flexibility.

The team also hosted top receiver prospects, like Mackay Lemon, Denzel Boston, and Omar

Cooper Jr. for pre-draft visits.

Across the league, quarterback Kenny Pickett, connected with Panther's coach Dave Canalis,

dating back to a 2022 lunch after his pro-day workout.

Analysts points at 10 unsigned free agents as potential steals later on, and veteran

wide receiver DJ Chark just announced his retirement after seven seasons.

As roster's take shape, expect more draft buzz to build in the coming weeks for the

Browns and Beyond.