The Cleveland Browns are ramping up their pre-draft preparations by scheduling a top-30 visit with tight end Elijah Arroyo from the University of Miami. Arroyo, a promising talent, posted 590 receiving yards and seven touchdowns during his last season, showcasing his ability as a dynamic offensive threat. At 22 years old, he brings both size and speed, making him a compelling addition to the Browns' offense, especially since the team is likely to revert to Kevin Stefanski’s two-tight-end sets.

With David Njoku already in the mix, Arroyo's arrival could create an exciting tandem at the tight end position, allowing both players to exploit matchups in the passing game. Njoku's experience could also help Arroyo adapt to the professional level, especially after Arroyo missed vital athletic testing opportunities due to injury earlier in the pre-draft process. Despite concerns over his athletic testing, he remains a strong candidate for a day-two selection in the upcoming draft.