Browns mock draft: 2 All-Offense versions, 1 with Cowboys trade down

Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Carnell Tate (17) watches as teammates do the vertical jump during Pro Day for NFL scouts at the Woody Hayes Athletics Center on March 25, 2026. | Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images We are at the point in the 2026 NFL draft cycle where almost everyone has an exact idea of what they either want, don’t want, and/or expect to happen for the Cleveland Browns. There are obvious things that the media and fans are not aware of , including everyone who has been in for one of the 30 visits allowed predraft , and how many private workouts the Browns have completed .

As for NFL mock drafts, we’ve completed and covered plenty . There are almost unlimited ways to create a mock draft, depending on what your actual goal is. Today, we take a look at what it means if Cleveland goes all-in on offense in this year’s draft.

One version includes a recently rumored trade down with the Dallas Cowboys . We completed both using Pro Football Network’s Simulator . Browns Mock Draft after Cowboys Trade First Round – OT Monroe Freeling, Georgia First Round – WR KC Concepcion, Texas A&M First Round – WR Denzel Boston, Washington Dropping down six spots costs Cleveland the 70th pick but adds both of Dallas’ first-rounders, 12 and 20.

With that, the Browns add the top traits tackle, a great run after catch receiver, and a big receiver to make plays on the outside. Second Round – TE Oscar Delp, Georgia Fans and media might be higher on Delp than the NFL, but it only takes one to add, perhaps, the best two-way (blocking, catching) tight end in this year’s draft. Delp’s history with Cleveland HC Todd Monken could make the perfect fit next to Harold Fannin Jr.