In preparation for the upcoming NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns have set their sights on bolstering their offensive line, defensive line, and wide receiver positions. With their top 30 pre-draft visits showing a clear focus on these areas, the Browns are keen on building both talent and depth for the future.

The latest mock draft, utilizing the Pro Football Network's Mock Draft Simulator, sheds light on the Browns' draft strategy. Despite initially targeting an offensive tackle in the second round, the desired prospects, Kingsley Suamataia and Patrick Paul, were off the board early on. Rather than reaching for another prospect, the Browns opted for another area of need.

At pick 54, the Browns selected Malachi Corley, a dynamic wide receiver from Western Kentucky. Although Corley may be physically smaller, he brings strength and tenacity when battling for contested catches. His explosiveness and ability to shake off defenders would provide a much-needed boost to the Browns' receiver corps. Additionally, Corley's blocking skills in the run game make him a well-rounded asset.

Moving on to pick 85, the Browns secured Kiran Amegadjie, an offensive tackle from Yale. With a promising upside, Amegadjie is still developing but has the potential to eventually replace Jedrick Wills at left tackle. His versatility in playing right guard at Yale adds further value, making him a potential swing tackle if needed in his rookie season. Although Amegadjie is rehabbing from a quad injury, his recovery progress indicates a promising future.

In the third round, pick 156, the Browns addressed their defensive line needs by selecting Gabe Hall out of Baylor. Known for his explosive athleticism, Hall has consistently applied pressure during his collegiate career, tallying at least 21 pressures each season. While the Browns' defensive tackle room is already crowded, the addition of Hall would spur healthy competition and bring out the best in the team.

The Browns' fourth and fifth picks saw them add to their defensive prowess and potentially improve their secondary. At pick 206, Cleveland selected Willie Drew, a physical cornerback from Virginia State. Drew's impressive interception record of 11 over his past two seasons, coupled with his recognition as Defensive Player of the Year in the CIAA, highlight his playmaking abilities. His inclusion in the NFL Scouting Combine further solidifies his potential as an impactful addition to the Browns' defensive backfield.

Concluding the mock draft at pick 243, the Browns opted for Kendall Milton, a running back from Georgia. While the Browns have already made significant offseason moves in the running back position, adding Milton as a late-round flier may provide additional depth. Displaying patience, vision, and strength, Milton's room for growth lies in refining his skills in the passing game.

As the NFL Draft rapidly approaches, the Cleveland Browns are positioned to make vital selections that address their pressing positional needs. With a keen eye on offensive line, defensive line, wide receiver, cornerback, and running back, the Browns are aiming to strengthen their roster and contend for success in the upcoming season.