Much of the Cleveland Browns’ success on both sides of the ball starts in the trenches.Losing offensive line coach Bill Callahan is tough, but the Browns should continue to improve in the department. Fortunately for Cleveland, they have a very strong class lining up players along the offensive line, especially on offense.The Senior Bowl gave people a preview of what’s to come in April, and there are plenty of draft picks on the offensive line. A to Z Sports owner Destin Adams highlighted some standout players in Mobile.
Kingsley Suamathaya, BUJordan Morgan, ArizonaTyler Guyton, Okla.Talisa Puaga (Oregon)Cleveland has future questions left and right by not selecting last year’s gem, DaVand Jones. Jones started most of the season on the right side, but could be a player who slides to the left because of what happened with Jedrick Wills Jr. Wills is entering the fifth year of his contract and has yet to prove that he is the franchise’s left winger.The Browns should also consider replacing All-Pro LG Joel Bitonio and adding depth. If possible, building from blueprints is the best way to get into the trenches. If you have to pay these players, it will be expensive.
Having a player on a 4-5 year rookie contract is very important.There are top-10 draft contenders, including Joe Alt and Olu Fashanu. Cleveland won’t pick until the second round of this draft, but they could find a contributor anywhere.
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