Browns host tight end Greg Dulcich

The Cleveland Browns are reportedly hosting UCLA tight end Greg Dulcich on a Top-30 visit according to Pro Football Network.

In four years at UCLA, Dulcich caught 77 passes for 1,353 yards and 11 touchdowns. The last two seasons were most productive as Dulcich finished his sophomore campaign with 26 receptions for 517 yards and five touchdowns. It was his junior season which saw Dulcich take a leap, registering 42 catchers for 725 yards and five touchdowns.

The fit in Cleveland, should the Browns draft Greg Dulcich is an interesting one. The team moved on from Austin Hooper leaving David Njoku and Harrison Bryant as their current tight ends. Njoku, the former first round pick, still has not lived up to his draft status while Bryant has shown signs of promise as mid-round selection. Adding Dulcich to the mix would give Cleveland an interesting trio at the positing while also protecting themselves should they not be able to reach a long-term agreement with Njoku.