With the NFL draft slowly coming around the corner, the Cleveland Browns still have questions to be answered. With limited options on their defensive line and concerns still at wide receiver, Andrew Berry and company could be pigeoned holed into adding to those positions early in the draft.
Due to the Deshaun Watson trade, “early” for the Browns isn’t that early. Following in the footsteps of the Los Angeles Rams, and other teams, Cleveland is without a first-round pick in the next three drafts.
The dreams of a top-end wide receiver to pair with Amari Cooper have gone out the door, it seems. It also could be difficult to find a top-flight edge rusher to pair with Myles Garrett in the second round.
