It's hard to remember another NFL team going through an offensive line overhaul as deep as the current Cleveland Browns.  In a matter of days, the team lost four starters and a handful of backups. The Browns then resorted to all known avenues over the past few months to replace them. As their top offseason priority, the team identified targets early. Cleveland didn't land all their desired marks -- Tyler Linderbaum comes to mind -- but did a good job adding a multiple pieces that share one key trait: versatility.  — The Top Dawgs Show (@TopDawgShow) May 5, 2026 Additions Cleveland’s first move was acquiring right tackle Tytus Howard in exchange for a 2026 fifth-rounder, and signing him to a two-year $45 million extension.  Next up were the free agency signings of former Chargers guard Zion Johnson to a three-year $49.5 million deal, and former Packers guard/center Elgton Jenkins to a two-year $24 million contract. That's starter's money for all three.…