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When the Cleveland Browns made the AFC playoffs under current head coach Kevin Stefanski in 2020 and 2023, the team relied on a strong running attack to power their offense.
Having a running back like Nick Chubb to rely on is a luxury few franchises have, but the strength of the Browns’ rushing attack has begun with their play up front.
Cleveland’s offensive line has traditionally been a strong unit under Stefanski, helping the Browns control the line of scrimmage and keep the football moving downfield.
The franchise could be looking to replicate that success, starting with the team’s first-round selection in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Analyst Kyle Crabbs believes the Browns will take an offensive lineman with their potential top-five pick in April, linking Cleveland with Texas offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. in his recent mock draft.“
Jedrick Wills has not lived up to his prior draft status and the rest of this group is comprised of aging (and expensive) veterans. A physical run blocker such as Kelvin Banks Jr. would be a welcomed sight and afford the Browns a new potential solution at left tackle while getting back to their roots as a team built on physical trench play in the AFC North,” Crabbs said.
