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Multiple members of the Cleveland Browns have made an appearance on ESPN's top-10 list, compiled by insider Jeremy Fowler. Every year, Fowler polls executives, scouts, and coaches around the NFL to build out a top-10 list of every position around the NFL, and players like running back Quinshon Judkins, cornerback Denzel Ward, and tight end Harold Fannin Jr. have been mentioned by anonymous personnel around the NFL.
Now, one of the new faces along the Browns' revamped offensive line has been shouted out as Fowler dropped his interior offensive line polling results today. Elgton Jenkins got an honorable mention shoutout, just missing the top-10 among interior offensive linemen in the NFL. Here is what an anonymous AFC executive had to say about one of the new faces along the Browns' offensive line in 2026:
"I'm surprised he didn't have much trade value. I know he's had durability issues, but he's a really quality player who can play all over the line."
The Browns have stated they want to plug Jenkins in at right guard this season. That is where his better play came from with the Packers as well. However, having a player who can also play from left tackle to right tackle, with starting experience across the board, is a valuable asset to have paid this offseason in free agency.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: New Browns offensive lineman gets recognition among interior players
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Now, one of the new faces along the Browns' revamped offensive line has been shouted out as Fowler dropped his interior offensive line polling results today. Elgton Jenkins got an honorable mention shoutout, just missing the top-10 among interior offensive linemen in the NFL. Here is what an anonymous AFC executive had to say about one of the new faces along the Browns' offensive line in 2026:
"I'm surprised he didn't have much trade value. I know he's had durability issues, but he's a really quality player who can play all over the line."
The Browns have stated they want to plug Jenkins in at right guard this season. That is where his better play came from with the Packers as well. However, having a player who can also play from left tackle to right tackle, with starting experience across the board, is a valuable asset to have paid this offseason in free agency.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: New Browns offensive lineman gets recognition among interior players
Continue reading...
