2023 Off-Season Free Agent moves/signings
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Brissett to the Commanders.
Brissett to the Commanders.
Best of luck to him. He's a good guy and he did a good job for us.
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Baker to Tampa. Good for him, should be a pretty alright situation.
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Brissett to the Commanders.
Best of luck to him. He's a good guy and he did a good job for us.
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Looks like the Browns have replaced John Johnson III at safety.
WR in the 2nd round really seems like a good fit.
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Not that we have had many good ones heck even decent ones…but Brissett might be my favorite Browns QB of the new era Browns.
Hate to see him go but he needs a better opportunity
It will be interesting to see what the Browns do at backup QB.
Any decent vet QBs out there?
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Looks like the Browns have replaced John Johnson III at safety.
WR in the 2nd round really seems like a good fit.
WR in the 2nd round really seems like a good fit.
WR is pretty deep this year.. unless JSN or Zay Flowers somehow fall I doubt anything other than DT is likely at 2. Still need dt2 and dt3 if Winfrey is dt4.
Downs at the comp pick or rd4 would be solid as WR3.
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Mayfield and Brissett got signed, best of luck to both of them.
Just not against the Browns.
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Orlando Brown to Cincy. Huge pick up for them.
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Not that we have had many good ones heck even decent ones…but Brissett might be my favorite Browns QB of the new era Browns.
Hate to see him go but he needs a better opportunity
It will be interesting to see what the Browns do at backup QB.
Any decent vet QBs out there?
It will be interesting to see what the Browns do at backup QB.
Any decent vet QBs out there?
I liked what I saw with Cooper Rush during Dak’s absence. He’s available.
Wild Man is too Gardner Minschew
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"Welcome to the Cleveland Clinic Mr. Hurst."
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Browns Release DE Jadeveon Clowney
https://www.si.com/nfl/2023/03/15/browns-release-defensive-end-jadeveon-clowney
The Browns released veteran defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, the NFL announced on Wednesday.
The move wasn’t a total surprise, as Clowney has reiterated over the past few months that he expected to be enter free agency. The three-time Pro Bowler played the last two seasons in Cleveland.
Clowney was the No. 1 pick in the 2014 NFL draft by the Texans. He played there until 2019, earning Pro Bowl honors three times while in Houston.
After playing one season with the Seahawks and one with the Titans, Clowney arrived in Cleveland in 2021. But the 2022 season ended on a sour note, as the team sat him out of the season finale against the Steelers after he made comments to media about his usage. The Browns missed the playoffs for the second straight year after finishing at the bottom of the AFC North at 7–10.
During his two seasons in Cleveland, the defensive end produced 65 tackles, 11 sacks, three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
Clowney was reportedly released with a post-June 1 designation, meaning the move will save the Browns $1.6 million in cap space. On top of releasing Clowney, the Browns also released safety John Johnson.
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Browns agree with DT Maurice Hurst on a 1-year deal
- Published: Mar. 15, 2023, 11:38 p.m
https://www.cleveland.com/browns/2023/03/browns-agree-with-dt-maurice-hurst-on-a-1-year-deal.html
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Browns are giving former Michigan defensive tackle Maurice Hurst a chance to resurrect his career.
They’re signing the 2018 fifth-round pick of the Raiders to a one-year contract for defensive line depth, a league source told cleveland.com. Brad Stainbrook reported it first.
Hurst, 27, signed with the 49ers in 2021 after three underwhelming seasons with the Raiders, and had each of the last two seasons derailed by injuries.
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@mld-woody well, there's your 3 tech depth.
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Two-time Super Bowl winner Juan Thornhill agreed to terms with the #Browns on a three-year, $21 million contract with $14 million fully guaranteed at signing over the first two years, per sources. Thornhill started 52 games for the #Chiefs. A big addition for Cleveland.
Scratch Safety of the needs list. Seems like we are really gearing up for BPA and long term with the draft.
As for Juan, his numbers have gone up with his snap count the past years. Seems like a solid, if somewhat unspectacular addition. Front office looking for 'value for money' gets a thumbs up from me.
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Apparently, the Browns are high on forced incompletions. Well good, cause so am I!
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At his introductory presser Schwartz said he doesn't want LB'ers much over 250 lbs.
that seems bigger than the usual or the trend is lighter than that lately.
Jones is listed at couple slices of pizza over 220.
Campbell is 250.
Walker like you said did a decent job but can he be available
that seems bigger than the usual or the trend is lighter than that lately.
Jones is listed at couple slices of pizza over 220.
Campbell is 250.
Walker like you said did a decent job but can he be available
Yeah, 250 lbs is fine if the guy shows on film he's productive at that weight like I'm guessing Campbell does. Keep in mind, an NFL strength and conditioning program can easily get Campbell to play at any advisable/recommended weight his coach/coordinator would like him to play at. So can a contract for that matter. NFL Strength and Conditioning programs like to analyze body compositions to track to how their program impacts the percentages of lean tissue and body fat. More specifically, it gives them a better idea of the quality of body weight a player is carrying. In saying that, there's always exceptions to the rule where a big bellied guy moves around way faster than the book cover advertises.
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We need a Mike unless you want to roll it back with Walker Jr… He’s played 16 of the last 34 games.
He did a fairly good job
Phillips is a special teams guy. Is Deion Jones a scheme fit? it has been said that Schwartz likes his backers on the bigger side.
Jack Campbell Iowa is intriguing
At his introductory presser Schwartz said he doesn't want LB'ers much over 250 lbs.
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Dig IT !
Let me preface what I'm about to share is only from the lens of a sportswriter used by Lindy's Pro Football Preview in 2021 and 2022; and it's not anything bad IMO.
Anyway, here's what it had to say about this former 2nd round draft pick of the KC Chiefs in 2019. Prior to 2021, it said "Fully recovered from ACL Injury, Thornhill hopes to bounce back to rookie-year form." Prior to 2022, it said "Still looking to return to form before ACL injury ended rookie season 2 years ago."
You can probably look up PFF ratings/scores and see what our Defensive Back expert @tiamat63 sees on film for better details about how Juan Thornhill has done most recently.
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