If every media and fan is correct, the Cleveland Browns are likely to be on the lookout for a wide receiver or three this offseason. Whether it is through the NFL draft, where they have had receivers mocked most of the time, or in free agency, or both, most believe Cleveland must get better on the outside.
Currently, Donovan Peoples-Jones tops their depth chart with veteran Jarvis Landry second. Neither had overly impressive years with Landry having the worst of his career in every major receiving category. The veteran also is in the last year of his contract and could be released or traded to save cap space.
The NFL draft is loaded with prospects with high upside that could be drafted in the first or second round. If Andrew Berry wants to get really aggressive, he could draft one in both the first and second rounds.
