Browns Mock Draft: All-Offense Picks, Cowboys Trade-Down Strategy

Emerson Raymont

Published: April 12, 2026 8:19 AM ET

As the 2026 NFL draft approaches, the Cleveland Browns are preparing for strategic decisions, particularly focusing on offensive picks. With various scenarios in mind, including a potential trade-down with the Dallas Cowboys, the Browns could reshape their roster significantly.

Browns Mock Draft: All-Offense Picks

The Browns’ potential focus on offense is evident in mock draft scenarios. Analysts have been discussing how trading down could impact their selections. A recent simulation highlighted the possibility of Cleveland dropping six spots in the first round, which would cost them the 70th pick but grant them the Cowboys’ first-round picks at 12 and 20.

Projected All-Offense Selections

First Round:
- OT Monroe Freeling, Georgia
- WR KC Concepcion, Texas A&M
- WR Denzel Boston, Washington
Second Round:
- TE Oscar Delp, Georgia
Fourth Round:
- Center Brian Parker II, Duke
Fifth Round:
- QB Cole Payton, North Dakota State
- WR De’Zhaun Stribling, Ole Miss
Sixth Round:
- TE Marlin Klein, Michigan
Seventh Round:
- RB Cash Jones, Georgia

This collection of players highlights the team’s intent to enhance their offensive capabilities. With Freeling bringing elite talent to the offensive line and Concepcion and Boston addressing their wide receiver needs, this draft could significantly elevate the Browns’ playmaking potential.

Alternative Mock Draft Scenario

Another scenario without trades includes notable players:

First Round:
- WR Carnell Tate, The Ohio State University
- OT Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
Second Round:
- WR Chris Bell, Louisville
Third Round:
- TE Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt
Continuing Day 3 Selections:
- Center Brian Parker II, Duke
- QB Cole Payton, North Dakota State
- WR De’Zhaun Stribling, Ole Miss
- TE Marlin Klein, Michigan
- RB Cash Jones, Georgia

Both mock drafts emphasize an all-offense strategy, focusing on bolstering the Browns’ attack for the upcoming season. Fans and analysts are eager to see which direction the team will choose and how these selections will influence their performance.