Browns hosting Utah left tackle ahead of the 2026 NFL draft

The Cleveland Browns and general manager Andrew Berry have poured a ton of resources into rebuilding the offensive line in free agency. However, there is still one glaring piece missing: who will play left tackle? The team had Miami (FL) left tackle Markel Bell in for a visit, and they have now brought in one of the best left tackle prospects in the class for a visit.

Utah left tackle Caleb Lomu posted a picture on Instagram on Thursday showing himself inside the Cleveland Browns facility in Berea. Lomu has great body control, and his ability to recover and re-engage after initially being beaten is impressive. He is a fantastic athlete overall, and the athletic testing backed it up in addition to what you see him do on tape.

Lomu is a fluid athlete who you can pull and get in space in the run game to help create explosive plays because of his athleticism. He needs to refine his technique, which can be inconsistent, and will need to add more strength at the next level, but he has the tools and ability to finally answer the Browns' left tackle woes.

This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns hosting Caleb Lomu ahead of the draft