Browns' Late-Round WR Bets

On April 2nd, the Cleveland Browns have a rough history, drafting wide receivers in the first round, last doing it in 2016 with Cory.

Coleman, who flamed out quick with just 61 catches and 789 yards before bouncing from the league by 2018.

Their last solid one was Brayland Edwards back in 2005. Good for over 5,500 yards and 40 touchdowns.

Fast forward, and the Browns might skip elite first round guys like Carnot Tate from Ohio State, or McCuy Lemon from USC, sticking to later rounds.

Where they've hunted talent for decades, even with this year's receiver class, looking stacked.

Their passing game needs help bed, with Jerry Judy managing only 602 yards as the top guy last season, leaving fans and analysts calling for any spark to fix that week offense.

Scouts are buzzing about under the radar gems like Bryce Lance from North Dakota State, a 6-foot 3-speedster with a 4.3440.

Time and explosive junior and senior stats over 2,000 yards combined, Elijah Sorette from Indiana, a 6-foot 2 contested catch machine with.

Nearly 3,000 yards across schools, Ted Hurst from Georgia State, another tall track star at 4.42 speed and Dejan Stribling.

From Ole Miss, Versatile, with almost 3,000 career yards and sharp routes.

These late round bets could flip the script if the Browns grabbed one with big play juice, building depth without burning a top pick and finally getting.

That receiver room popping.