Browns Expected to Address Receiver Position in the Draft
The Athletic's Zac Jackson writes that the Cleveland Browns' wide receiver situation "remains bad." General manager Andrew Berry and new head coach Todd Monken have said they think Jerry Jeudy "will be better than he was in 2025," but the Browns lack a dependable No. 1 wideout. It's an issue that Jackson thinks Berry "will attempt to fix in next month's draft." Lack of money and an unappealing quarterback situation didn't allow the Browns to attract any of the top free-agent options at the position last week. In free agency, addressing the team's glaring needs on the offensive line was a priority for Cleveland. Jeudy, 26, was a first-time Pro Bowler in 2024 in his first year in Cleveland, catching 90 passes for 1,229 yards and four touchdowns in 17 games. That came crashing down in 2025, as he finished with a 50-602-2 line in 17 games. With more bodies likely being added to the WR room next to Jeudy in this year's draft, along with the unenviable QB situation, Jeudy's dynasty stock continues to plummet.
Source: The Athletic - Zac Jackson
Source: The Athletic - Zac Jackson
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