The Cleveland Browns selected offensive lineman Jedrick Wills 10th overall in last month's NFL Draft and are confident he will be able to start at left tackle as a rookie, according to the Cleveland Plain-Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot.

"First of all, the Browns are very confident Wills be ready to start at left tackle in September and he’s already hard at work on making the switch."

Wills played three seasons at Alabama where he slid in to the starting right tackle postion in his sophomore season and never looked back.

In 2018 he started 15 games and in 2019 he took a jump to the next level, being named second-team Associated Press All-American and first-team All-SEC accolades while starting all 13 games on the year.

The 20-year-old was projected by many to be the top tackle selected in the 2020 draft. However, the New York Giants took Andrew Thomas fourth overall, and with a string of quarterbacks and defensive players taken after, Wills fell to the Browns at No. 10.

The Brown O-line struggled in 2019, as Baker Mayfield was the seventh most-sacked quarterback on the season with 40.

In 2018, Cleveland gave up 38 sacks between Mayfield and Tyrod Taylor.