Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Mitchell Schwartz has admitted that he is not bothered by speculation that the club could select a tackle in the upcoming 2015 Draft.
Schwartz has started at right tackle for the Browns for the past three seasons, but the AFC North side have been touted to add a young player into the mix with one of their early selections in the Draft.
"That kind of seems to be the chatter every year. You get used to it by now," Schwartz told ESPN.
"I think the offensive line is the strength of the team. You can always look to strengthen it more. We have a really strong room, a lot of guys who can play."
The 25-year-old has played 41 games for the Browns since being selected by the club in the second round of the 2012 Draft.
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