Browns GM Bets on Bell: High-Risk Wide Receiver Strategy

On March 20th, Andrew Barry, the Cleveland Browns General Manager, loves betting on players

with baggage like injuries or off-field issues hoping for.

A big return on a low investment.

His track record is mixed, but he's added again with Louisville wide receiver Chris Bell,

who's set for a top 30 pre-draft visit.

Bell stands six feet two and weighs 222 pounds, with Salah College numbers 151 catches for

2001.

In 66 yards at a 14.3 average and 12 touchdowns, a late season ACL tear dropped him from

first round buzz to likely a day to pick.

The Browns desperately need receiver help after free agency prices soar too high and trades

like Miami's Jalen Waddle deal heated up the market.

Fans are frustrated with the current group, putting pressure on Barry to deliver.

Cleveland has already hosted or scheduled visits with prospects like Carnal Tate, Jordan

Tyson, McCoy Limon, and Omar Cooper Jr., signaling they.

My grab multiple wide outs in the draft.

Expect the Browns wide receiver room to get a major shake-up come draft time as Barry

doubles down on his high-risk strategy to fix a glaring.

Weakness