CLEVELAND, Ohio — With the addition on Jerry Jeudy, on paper, the Browns seemingly have a very solid top three receivers headed into the 2024 season.

With Amari Cooper as the primary option for Deshaun Watson, Jeudy slides at number two, with Elijah Moore as the third option for Kevin Stefanski’s offense. That being said, the Browns are still in search of a “touch” guy that does not need a scheme or help to create big plays.

Browns Set To Meet With Canadian LT Prospect

NFL scouts visit every college in the United States looking for NFL Draft Day prospects.

For the Cleveland Browns and many other teams, that search now extends into Canada.

British Columbia University’s Giovanni Manu is getting a lot of interest from NFL and Canadian Football teams, including the Browns via “The Dawgs” podcast.

Coming in at 6-foot-7 and 352 pounds, Manu has the mass most NFL teams look for on the offensive line.

Manu anchored an offensive line that helped BCU put up the most passing yards and second-most rushing yards.

On the field for 212 passing snaps, Manu allowed five pressures and two sacks in 2023.

He was an All-Canada first-team selection for the second consecutive year.

Known as “Baby Shaq” because of his size and love of basketball, Manu is excited to think about playing in the NFL.

His scouting reports list at least as many negatives as positives.

But those negatives are mostly strength and technique issues that can be coached up.

Most analysts rave about his athleticism but only project him as a good seventh-round pick.

British Columbia University already produced an NFL offensive tackle, Dakoda Sheply of the Dallas Cowboys.

They also boast 7 players currently active in the Canadian Football League.