Browns' 2026 NFL Draft Selections Boost Offense

The Cleveland Browns have seen improvements in their offensive performance this season, averaging 17.7 points per game, a notable increase from previous years under head coach Kevin Stefanski. The team made strategic changes, including hiring Todd Monken as head coach and addressing key positions during the 2026 NFL Draft.

General manager Andrew Berry focused on enhancing the offensive line and pass game, selecting K.C. Concepcion from Texas A&M in the first round and Denzel Boston from Washington in the second round. Concepcion has shown promise as a rookie, demonstrating elusiveness and reliability, while Boston's physical style has made him a standout receiver.

The Browns also drafted left tackle Spencer Fano, who has transitioned back to his original position with mixed results. Despite challenges, Fano has been an above-average performer, contributing to the overall improvement of the offensive line. With these draft selections, the Browns are positioning themselves for a stronger offensive future.