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The Cleveland Browns made a roster move on Tuesday, August 11. After the Philadelphia Eagles cut ties with the tight end Dae’Quan Wright, the Browns announced that they have made a claim for the former Ole Miss standout. As a corresponding move, the ...
Here are five Browns players who need strong preseason showings for their own reasons.
The Cleveland Browns will kick off their first preseason game Saturday in Chicago. The game could be the lone opportunity for some fringe Browns players to show what they are capable of before being released.
Offensive lineman Jack Conley was one of two players the Cleveland Browns signed to contracts on Friday, August 7.
Ahead of Friday's practice, the Cleveland Browns made some roster moves to address injuries that have taken place in camp this summer.
Looking at the roster status of the Cleveland Browns offensive players to see who is locked into a spot and who else is battling to make the 53 or practice squad. With this article I am considering anyone a lock that I would give a 99% chance of making the ...
The Cleveland Browns understand they have a rare opportunity to draft a generational talent with the second pick. Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam spoke at the NFL’s owners meeting about the team heading into the draft. Haslam pumped the brakes on the ...
BEREA, Ohio — When Browns GM Andrew Berry was asked this week who the most underrated player on the roster is, he didn’t have to spend much time thinking. “I think it’s Tyson Campbell, the corner we traded for last year,
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The Cleveland Browns moved rookie Spencer Fano ahead of Dawand Jones at left tackle. Now, Jones is in some trouble. The post Browns’ Demoted Starter Now ‘Fighting’ to Keep Roster Spot appeared first on HEAVY.
BEREA, Ohio — Ever since Mike Rutenberg was hired as the Browns defensive coordinator this winter, he’s consistently preached the same philosophy “The ball is oxygen.” It’s unsurprising that it came up again at his training camp media availability on Tuesday — and that’s because his defense has turned those words into action.