Browns add RB Noah Herron
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CLEVELAND -- Two days after losing third-down back Jason Wright, the Browns signed Tampa Bay free agent running back Noah Herron.
Herron, 26, was a seventh-round draft pick of the Steelers in 2005 and has also played for Green Bay and Tampa Bay.
Herron, 5-11 and 225 pounds, has rushed for 273 yards and three touchdowns in 23 career games.
Coincidentally, Herron was a college teammate of Wright's at Northwestern from 2001 to '04.
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Gotta love the Bedpost Warrior.
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This is the first singing that I can honestly say I think was a complete mistake.

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This is the first singing that I can honestly say I think was a complete mistake.

This is the first singing that I can honestly say I think was a complete mistake.

Relax. He is a camp body with actual NFL experience. You know he was cheap. He has a bit of talent...runs ok and catches well. He's worth bringing into camp.
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This is the first singing that I can honestly say I think was a complete mistake.

Relax. He is a camp body with actual NFL experience. You know he was cheap. He has a bit of talent...runs ok and catches well. He's worth bringing into camp.
Relax. He is a camp body with actual NFL experience. You know he was cheap. He has a bit of talent...runs ok and catches well. He's worth bringing into camp.
I would imagine that his contract is only guaranteed if he makes the final roster. So, what do you lose. There could be a small bonus but he has to make the team.
That being said, he is a step up from Jason Wright. Plays better special teams, is a good blocker and can play H-back. Maybe a little stronger running between the tackles then Wright. He is worth bringing to camp.
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