Jeremiah Mock: Browns Pick Tate, Lomu

On March 21st, NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah released his latest mock draft, predicting

the Cleveland Browns will select wide receiver Carnell Tate with.

The six overall pick.

He has them following up by picking tackle Kayla Blomu from Utah at number 24.

This goes against the widespread expectation that Cleveland grabs a top offensive tackle

right away to protect their quarterback.

Most draft experts see the Browns addressing their tackle need early, with someone like

Monroe Freeling as the likely choice at six.

Jeremiah bases his picks on insider conversations and player fits, skipping trades in this

projection, but noting Cleveland could move up from 24 for tackle help.

Brown's fans are split, with many pushing hard for a dynamic weapon like Tate over

another lineman.

It echoes last year's decision to pass on Travis Hunter and take defensive lineman,

macing Graham instead, showing the front office's willingness to bet on their board.

The wide receiver position stands out as a long-term priority for Cleveland, especially

with contracts exploding league wide.

Jeremiah's scenario would pair Tate's skills with later line help, though it carries

risk if top tackles vanish quickly.

If the draft falls this way, it could reshape the Browns offense for years, blending

immediate playmakers with smart depth.

Fingers crossed the pieces align, just right.