Browns LT Jedrick Wills. (AP Photo/Kirk Irwin)
The Browns have invested a ton of money into their offensive line after extending right tackle Jack Conklin. They also have significant interest in bringing back center Ethan Pocic. This is telling that they want continuity upfront as they look to capitalize on the next two or three years so they can keep their offensive unit together. It also likely means they will see Wills through his rookie contract.
Wills has put the Browns in a peculiar position, however, as they have a decision to make regarding his fifth-year option this offseason. Regardless of whether they decide to pick it up or not, the Browns will likely see Wills through his rookie contract, whether it is this year or next.
The former 10th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, however, needs for his play to reach a level of consistency. There are weeks on end where he will grade out as a high-end pass blocker, then weeks where his play will bottom out. To this point in his career, the highs have been high, but the lows have been low. The Browns need more out of him next season.
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