With the Senior Bowl in the rearview mirror and the Todd Monken era officially underway in Cleveland, the ' draft board is starting to ramp up ahead of the NFL Scouting Combine. update reflects a week in Mobile where a few prospects increased their draft stock significantly. For a Browns team looking to overhaul its offensive identity while maintaining a top-tier defense, three names stood out as home-run fits. Between a franchise-caliber tackle, a physical "X" receiver whos a jump ball specialist, and a ball-hawking safety, these are the three risers Andrew Berry needs to be watching. More: 1. Max Iheanachor, OT, Arizona State (6'5", 325-lbs) The Senior Bowl Buzz: Iheanachor was a , particularly during Day 2 where he "won each of his reps during the team period pretty handily." PFF and scouts like Dane Brugler praised him as a coordinated athlete in spacewho has shown rapid improvement in his hand usage and awarene s. Whats fascinating is that Iheanachor grew up playing basketball and soccer, not starting his Keljin Blevins Jersey football career until 2021. Why the Browns Must Target: His ma sive frame and raw power is the high-upside protector Cleveland needs to solidify the blindside for a vertical pa sing attack. Draft Stock: Late Day 1 or early 2nd round pick. 2. Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame (6'4", 218-lbs) The Senior Bowl Buzz: the "most physically imposing wideout at the Senior Bowl." PFF and onlookers noted his ability to stack corners on vertical routesand use his ma sive catch radius to snag off-target throws. He finished his college career averaging 17.5 yards per reception, a trait that translated perfectly to the practice field in Mobile. Fields pro comparison is Michael Pittman Jr. Why the Browns Must Target: He is the prototypical "boundary bully" who wins contested catches. For a Browns offense needing a reliable target who can "body out" defenders on short routes and win deep, Fields is a natural fit. Draft Stock: Round 2 pick 3. Bud Clark, S, TCU (62, 190-lbs) The Senior Bowl Buzz: Clark was arguably the most consistent standout performer on defense at Senior Bowl practics says , highlighted by a spectacular Day 3 interception. PFFs analysts listed him as a top-five defensive riser, noting his elite range and the vocal leadership he displayed all week. Why the Browns Must Target: With 15 career interceptions, Clark is a turnover machine. Clevelands safety group is razor thin on depth, and needs a true ball hawk. His versatility to play single-high safety or drop into the nickel makes him an ideal che s piecefor Jim Schwartzs (or whoever the new Browns DC will be) aggre sive defensive scheme. Draft Stock: 4th or 5th round pick More Browns News: Jusuf Nurkic Jersey