Browns' Offensive Line Upgrades: Top Draft Pick Eyed

On March 26, the Cleveland Browns made big moves to fix their offensive line during free agency.

They signed former first-round pick, Zion Johnson.

Added pro-bowl linemen Elton Jenkins, traded for first-rounder Titus Howard, and brought back depth.

Guard Tevin Jenkins. Still, gaps remain.

The team needs a true left tackle, and their center spot could open up,

depending on how they shuffle Elton Jenkins, who might slide back to guard.

In Tevin Jenkins on his one-year, $4 million deal, which feels more like backup pay.

Fans and analysts see this as a solid start, but want more stability at print.

Luke Weypler, their young center, is a free agent after next season,

so building depth matters for the long haul.

Draft experts now point to Auburn Center Connor Lew as the top prospect.

Recent rankings put him around the 64th spot on consensus boards,

meaning the Browns could snack him near their 70th overall pick in the ring, second round.

That fits perfectly if they lock Elton at guard, keep Weypler in the middle for now,

and use Tevin as versatile depth, setting up a strong line for.

Years ahead.