Browns Quietly Strengthen Defense, Eye WR in Draft

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subscribe and stay game ready. The Cleveland Browns are quietly building up their defensive line

this off season. They've made official deciding a free agent defensive tackle Kalea Davis,

added defensive in A.J. Epinessa and brought back defensive ends Julian.

Oqara and Sam Kamara. Kamara is now set for a potential fifth season with the team, adding solid

depth. These moves might not grab big headlines right now, but they come as the Browns overall free

agency hall ranks in the top 10 league wide. Analysts point to key additions, like a trade,

and these signings as real roster boosters, especially on defense. Fans and experts see this as smart

depth building after a busy first week of free agency. The team also grabbed kick returner

and wide receiver, Tyle and Wallace, bringing speed to the wide-out group despite his modest

production so far. Looking ahead, Mott drafts are shifting, with some now projecting the Browns

to target a wide receiver in the first round. Questions remain at quarterback in other spots,

but the focus stays on best player available come draft time. Meanwhile, across the league,

the San Francisco 49ers skipped a $10 million option on tackle Trent Williams and New York Giants.

Linebacker Abdul Carter snagged jersey number three. The Browns steady approach could pay off

big by fall.