The Cleveland Browns have invested heavily in their offensive line over the years. At one point, Joe Thomas, Alex Mack and Mitchell Schwartz anchored the line along with a variety of guards like John Greco and Eric Steinbach, just to name a few.
Over the last couple of seasons, GM Andrew Berry has invested his first first-round pick in Jedrick Wills and signed Jack Conkin to a big free-agent deal at the start of the 2020 offseason. Until being released this offseason, J.C. Tretter was the team’s highly-paid center with Nick Harris, who slipped to the fifth round, expected to take over for him.
It is the team’s two guards that really guide the way for the line. Joel Bitonio played with Thomas and now gets a chance to guide the young Wills at left tackle. Wyatt Teller was brought in by then-GM John Dorsey and quickly became a road grading monster.
