Browns Revamp Offensive Line, Target Top WR in Draft

On March 20, the Cleveland Browns faced a huge issue heading into free agency, with all

five starting offensive linemen hitting the open market.

General manager Andrew Berry moved fast to fix it, signing key players to rebuild that

unit and avoid a total overhaul.

He brought in Titus Howard, Zion Johnson, and Elton Jenkins, while also resigning Teven

Jenkins.

These moves have stabilized the line, turning what was a top priority into a solid group.

As an analyst, now see a clear shift in the Browns plans for the 2026 NFL draft.

Early Mox had them grabbing more linemen like Francis Mawego or Spencer Fano with the

sixth overall pick, but that's off the table.

Instead, Cleveland looks primed to target a top wide receiver early.

Standouts include Ohio State's Carnail Tate, with his strong route running and ball skills.

USC's Mackay Lemon for his production, despite his size, and Arizona State's Jordan Tyson,

who's talented but has injury concerns.

As the draft approaches in late April, expect the Browns to add a big play threat at that

high spot and build around their revamped offense.