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The Cleveland Browns are continuing their pre-draft evaluations, moving to options for late Day 2 and early Day 3, hosting Tennessee interior defensive lineman Omarr Norman-Lott on a 2025 NFL draft visit.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that the Tennessee defensive tackle visited the Cleveland on Tuesday. He joins a long list of defensive linemen the Browns have hosted this offseason.
Per Dane Brugler's 'The Beast', Norman-Lott is the 15th-ranked defensive tackle in the class with a third-to-fourth round grade. He spent his first three years at Arizona State before transferring to Tennessee for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. As a Volunteer, Norman-Lott was a rotational three-technique who excelled rushing the passer but had a need to fine-tune some run defense habits.
After moving on from Dalvin Tomlinson, the Browns' defensive tackle room is made up of Maliek Collins, Shelby Harris, Jowon Briggs, Mike Hall Jr., and Ralph Holley. Hall will be coming off a knee injury that requires months of recovery, so Cleveland could look to add a young defensive tackle at some point in the draft.
With needs at multiple premium offensive positions, it would be a bit of a surprise to see Cleveland add a defensive tackle with the first two picks unless they move down from the No. 2 overall spot. It seems more likely the Browns will use one of their eight other picks after No. 33 to address the interior defensive line.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns bring in Omarr Norman-Lott for 2025 NFL draft visit
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NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that the Tennessee defensive tackle visited the Cleveland on Tuesday. He joins a long list of defensive linemen the Browns have hosted this offseason.
Per Dane Brugler's 'The Beast', Norman-Lott is the 15th-ranked defensive tackle in the class with a third-to-fourth round grade. He spent his first three years at Arizona State before transferring to Tennessee for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. As a Volunteer, Norman-Lott was a rotational three-technique who excelled rushing the passer but had a need to fine-tune some run defense habits.
After moving on from Dalvin Tomlinson, the Browns' defensive tackle room is made up of Maliek Collins, Shelby Harris, Jowon Briggs, Mike Hall Jr., and Ralph Holley. Hall will be coming off a knee injury that requires months of recovery, so Cleveland could look to add a young defensive tackle at some point in the draft.
With needs at multiple premium offensive positions, it would be a bit of a surprise to see Cleveland add a defensive tackle with the first two picks unless they move down from the No. 2 overall spot. It seems more likely the Browns will use one of their eight other picks after No. 33 to address the interior defensive line.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns bring in Omarr Norman-Lott for 2025 NFL draft visit
Continue reading...
