Browns Mock Draft: Freeling & Cooper

On this March 18th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The Cleveland Browns pledged some holes on their offensive line during free agency.

Now they're looking ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft.

Mott Drafts suggest they could grab key upgrades at left tackle and wide receiver with their early picks.

Their biggest needs haven't changed much after free agency.

Left tackle tops the list, followed by a wide receiver.

They also have questions at safety and tied in down the road.

Experts say just taking the best talent available might be smart too.

Fans have seen plenty of these mock scenarios.

One from the Draft on Draft podcast lines up well with what Cleveland wants.

It has the Browns making two solid moves in the first round.

At the sixth overall pick, they select Georgia offensive tackle Monroe Freeling.

He's risen fast in projections as a true left tackle prospect with no red flags on size or speed.

Other tackles like those from Utah or Miami have mostly played right side

in college. Later, with the 24th pick, the Brownsland Indiana wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr.

He's a dynamic playmaker from a championship offense who visited Cleveland already.

His skills after the catch and against press coverage make him a great fit next to Jerry Judy.

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