5 offensive tackles Cleveland Browns, John Dorsey should be scouting

As the offensive line, even with shown improvements yesterday, continue to struggle, Dorsey and the Cleveland Browns should have a close eye on the 2020 draft.

Since the retirement of future first-ballot Hall of Famer Joe Thomas, the Cleveland Browns have been a complete mess at the left tackle position. From Shon Coleman, to Desmond Harrison, to Greg Robinson, and now most recently to Justin McCray, the Browns have been a turnstile off the left side of their offensive line.

Right tackle may be an even bigger problem for them as current starter Chris Hubbard has been a gigantic liability for the brown and orange ever since signing a massive five-year, $37.5 million contract in the 2018 offseason. Even so, they seem hesitant to move the former Pittsburgh Steeler, even with the poor performance he has been showing them.

While 2019 sixth-round pick Drew Forbes could eventually fill a void along the offensive line, presumably at right tackle, the Browns desperately need to take a tackle within the first two rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft.

While Cleveland could have even bigger problems along their offensive line if they cannot get center J.C. Tretter signed to an extension, the tackle position is positively where the priority and emphasis will fall. Lucky for general manager John Dorsey and his staff, this is a deep and talented tackle class coming out of college.

Here are the top five draft-eligible offensive tackles the Browns front office should have a keen eye on as their offensive line continues to crumble.