The Cleveland Browns are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to revamp the wide receiver room. Despite using two of their first 40 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft on wideouts KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston, the team has invited former first-round pick Jalen Reagor to rookie minicamp for a tryout.

Reagor, selected 21st overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2020 NFL Draft, has seen his career take unexpected turns. After stints with the Vikings, Bears, and Patriots, he's now looking to reignite his potential in Cleveland. The tryout is part of a larger weekend for the Browns, as they evaluate their rookie class alongside several free-agent hopefuls.

For Reagor, the path to the 90-man roster won't be easy. He'll be competing directly with established talent like Jerry Jeudy, who is locked in as a starter, and the two promising rookies. To earn a spot, Reagor must prove he can outperform depth receivers like Isaiah Bond, Malachi Corley, and Jamari Thrash—a tall order given his inconsistent production since entering the league.

There's a reason Reagor has bounced around despite his draft pedigree. Known for explosive speed and big-play ability at TCU, he has struggled with drops and route consistency in the NFL. However, a fresh start in Cleveland's competitive environment could be the spark he needs. The Browns' front office will be watching closely to see if the former first-rounder can recapture the magic that once made him a top prospect.