COLUMBUS, Ohio — Even after Baron Browning felt at home at Ohio State, it took a while to find his home on the football field. So the feedback he received through the pre-NFL Draft process likely sounded familiar. Browning’s draft stock has risen since the end of the season, despite a lack of consensus as to whether he is an outside linebacker, an inside linebacker or a defensive end. “One team told me they wanted me to play Mike (linebacker) and be a situational pass rusher,” Browning said after OSU’s Pro Day last month. “The majority of teams talked to me about the 3-4 stand-up role. And I had a few teams mentioned D-end to me. “So it just kind of depends on which team, I guess.” Browning played a crucial role on OSU playoff teams in each of his last two seasons. He shared Mike linebacker with Tuf Borland…
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