Browns 2026 Pre-Draft Meetings and Visits Tracker: Where Is Cleveland’s Focus On?

A look at the players that have sparked the interest of Cleveland's front office with the 2026 NFL Draft 10 days away.

Feb 24, 2026; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry speaks at the NFL Scouting Combine at the Indiana Convention Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The 2026 NFL Draft is closing in fast, and the Cleveland Browns are quickly stacking up Top-30 visits with prospects.

To date, there have been at least 28 players who have met with the Browns, either at the Scouting Combine in a formal or informal interview, on a Top-30 visit to team headquarters, or a private workout. And in a number of cases, these prospects have met with the team on more than one occasion. 

Teams are not required to disclose their Combine interviews or Top-30 visits, so any list of interactions should be considered unofficial. However, these are the 28 known names that the Browns have had pre-2026 NFL Draft contact with, according to multiple sources and reports.

Prospect	Position	School	Combine	Top-30	Private
David Bailey	Edge	Texas Tech		Yes
Arvell Reese	Edge	Ohio State	Formal
R Mason Thomas	Edge	Oklahoma		Yes
Micah Morris	Guard	Georgia	Formal
Markel Bell	Offensive Tackle	Miami	Formal	Yes
Spencer Fano	Offensive Tackle	Utah	Formal
Monroe Freeling	Offensive Tackle	Georgia	Formal	Yes
Caleb Lomu	Offensive Tackle	Utah	Formal	Yes
Francis Mauigoa	Offensive Tackle	Miami	Formal
Blake Miller	Offensive Tackle	Clemson	Formal
Kadyn Proctor	Offensive Tackle	Alabama	Formal	Yes
Drew Allar	Quarterback	Penn State	Informal
Carson Beck	Quarterback	Miami	Formal
Behren Morton	Quarterback	Texas Tech	Formal
Ty Simpson	Quarterback	Alabama	Formal	Yes
Cash Jones	Running back	Georgia			Yes
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	Safety	Toledo		Yes
Oscar Delp	Tight End	Georgia	Formal	Yes
Kenyon Sadiq	Tight End	Oregon		Yes
Eli Stowers	Tight End	Vanderbilt	Formal
Chris Bell	Wide Receiver	Louisville		Yes
Germie Bernard	Wide Receiver	Alabama		Yes
Denzel Boston	Wide Receiver	Washington	Formal	Yes
KC Concepcion	Wide Receiver	Texas A&M		Yes
Omar Cooper Jr.	Wide Receiver	Indiana		Yes
Makai Lemon	Wide Receiver	USC	Formal	Yes
Carnell Tate	Wide Receiver	Ohio State	Formal	Yes
Jordyn Tyson	Wide Receiver	Arizona State	Formal	Yes

Seven Takeaways from the Browns' known interview and Top-30 list leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft:

• Familiarity has been a key component of the Browns' pre-draft process. Georgia, the school where current head coach Todd Monken served as offensive coordinator from 2022 to 2022 leads the way with four prospects, with the majority actually having played under Monken. A fifth player, Miami’s Beck, also played under Monken at Georgia before transferring. 

• Keeping up with this theme, the SEC has 10 prospects on the list, with Monken getting a chance to see some of these players up close during his time in Athens, and even try to recruit some of them for the Bulldogs’ programs, like ‘Bama’s Simpson. 

• Surprisingly, the Big Ten doesn’t have as many prospects on this list as many could have expected, especially with Ohio State just around the corner. The Buckeyes to Browns connection has been solid throughout the years.

• In terms of positions, wide receivers have the most names on the list, with eight, followed very closely by the seven offensive tackles. Even though most analysts concur that left tackle is the real position of need here, the team has been looking at a bunch of right tackles, too. 

What are the chances the Browns take 2 OL or 2 WRs on Day 1?@JoshCribbs16 could see the Browns stacking a position in the first round to shore up the room. 👀 pic.twitter.com/8X1U2Njttk

— The Top Dawgs Show (@TopDawgShow) April 13, 2026

• Counting guard Morris from Georgia, that makes eight offensive linemen total, but surprisingly no centers. 

• One name that is a little bit shocking to see missing from the list is Indiana’s Elijah Sarrat, a wide receiver from Indiana whose stock seems to be trending upwards as a mid-round choice. There’s still time to bring him in, though. 

• Having four quarterbacks on the list is a mild surprise, though there’s no guarantee it will lead to drafting a passer here. While there’s a chance it could happen somewhere between the middle to final rounds, it could also just be the team doing some due diligence on the position as part of the lead up to next year’s draft, which promises a lot more talent among passers.