Browns HC shares what he projects the starting offensive line to be
Here is what Todd Monken envisions the starting offensive line to look like.
The Cleveland Browns have consistently maintained a solid offensive line, with reliable players throughout the years. As the 2026 season approaches, head coach Todd Monken has announced the starting five offensive linemen for their first game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. NFL reporter Nick Pedone reveals that Monken's projected lineup includes Spencer Fano at left tackle, Zion Johnson at left guard, Elgton Jenkins at center, Teven Jenkins at right guard, and Tytus Howard at right tackle.
Rookie left tackle Spencer Fano, drafted ninth overall in April, is expected to make a significant impact. The addition of Johnson and Elgton Jenkins via free agency this offseason aims to reinforce the left side of the line for quarterback Deshaun Watson and create favorable running opportunities for running backs Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson.
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