Browns Roster Moves 2020
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Who knows? I just hope that this isn't one of those typical situations where the new GM wants to shit can everybody that the old GM brought in. I don't think Kush was Ryan Tucker but I thought he was at least a useful piece of the puzzle.
WSS
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John Dorkey knew he made a mistake signing Kush, so Wyat Teller was signed to replace him.
John Dorkey knew he made a mistake signing Kush, so he traded for Wyat Teller was
signedto replace him.FIFY...
On August 29, 2019, Teller and a 2021 seventh-round pick was traded to the Cleveland Browns for 2020 fifth and sixth-round picks
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2nd Fullback added... https://brownswire.usatoday.com/2020/03/17/browns-trade-future-draft-pick-for-broncos-fb-andy-janovich/ cost? a 2021 7th rounder
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Morgan Burnett who? safety released, along with Hunt getting tagged....
Kirksey signs with Green Bay, two years $16 million.
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We now have a Mike LB on the roster... https://cleveland.com/browns/2020/03/browns-agree-to-terms-with-packers-lb-bj-goodson.html
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Report: CB Donovan Olumba to Sign With Browns
ByJared Mueller 55 minutes agoThe Cleveland Browns have added a lot of players to their roster so far in free agency and, according to a report from his agent, the team has added cornerback Donovan Olumba:
Olumba is an interesting add for the Browns. At 6'2" and just over 200 pounds, he is an outside cornerback primarily and fits the mold of corners that the Seattle Seahawks have used for a long time. That system is one Browns defensive coordinator Joe Woods has an affinity for. Woods spent the last few seasons with Richard Sherman who came to prominence in that system.
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1. Redskins left tackle Trent Williams is still a possibility for the Browns
The Browns explored trading for Williams after the Redskins gave him permission to seek a deal two weeks ago. He is still a possibility if the Redskins lower their asking price and/or if Williams is willing to accept less in an extension. If the Browns surrender a higher pick, they’d likely want a longer-term deal, which would effectively take them out of the strong left tackle market in the draft.
There are other things to consider with Williams, including the fact that he’ll be 32 on July 19. But his former Redskins offensive line coach Bill Callahan is now with the Browns in that capacity, and thinks highly of Williams.
A seven-time Pro Bowler, Williams would give the Browns a player the caliber of Joe Thomas, and Baker Mayfield’s blind side would be set for years to come. Williams is currently under contract for $10.85 million in 2020 and $12.5 million in 2021, and his market value, according to spotrac.com, is three years, $45.77 million, or about $15.25 million a year.
I’m also told that the cancerous growth removed from his head is not a concern.
2. Odell Beckham Jr. not on the trading block
Former Jets and Ravens linebacker Bart Scott grabbed a few headlines last week when he proclaimed on his ESPN radio show “Bart and Hahn” that Odell Beckham Jr. is on the trading block.
But it’s currently not the case and hasn’t been.
“Just know you heard it here first,” Scott said. “I’m telling you right now, Odell Beckham is on the trading block and it’s real right now.”
Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski made it clear at the NFL combine that Beckham is a key part of their future, and owner Jimmy Haslam stated that he anticipates that Beckham will be a “big, big producer” for the Browns in 2020. Berry did say he’d listen to offers for Beckham, but he’s not actively trying to trade him.
3. Anthony Harris not in the cards right now
The Browns explored a trade last week for Vikings franchised safety Anthony Harris, but he’s not in the cards at this point.
The Browns made that clear when they signed safeties Karl Joseph and Andrew Sendejo to one-year deals last week. In addition to a source telling cleveland.com that the Vikings would want at least a third-round pick for Harris and probably a second, he’d also likely want double-digit millions on an extension. Both things are too rich for the Browns right now.
With Harris tagged, there’s also no sense of urgency to force the issue right now. They could always revisit it down the road depending on what they do in the draft.
4. Olivier Vernon and Chris Hubbard still kicking
The first week of free agency came and went with Vernon still on the roster at $15.5 million for 2020 and right tackle Chris Hubbard still on the books for $6.15 million for this season despite the fact he lost his starting job to Jack Conklin.
Vernon’s salary is the highest on the team, but if he can stay healthy in 2020, he provides a good complement to Myles Garrett, and the Browns would probably rather pay him that than give potentially more to free agent Jadeveon Clowney, who originally wanted $20 million a year despite notching only 3.0 sacks in 2019.
As for Hubbard, he has a good chance to stick around as the Browns’ swing tackle and can fill in at guard if necessary.
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And thus ends Bart Scott's latest 15-minutes...
Hubbard looks like fairly expensive OT depth until you consider that 1/3rd of his 2020 price tag is dead money.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
And thus ends Bart Scott's latest 15-minutes...
Hubbard looks like fairly expensive OT depth until you consider that 1/3rd of his 2020 price tag is dead money.
And thus ends Bart Scott's latest 15-minutes...
Hubbard looks like fairly expensive OT depth until you consider that 1/3rd of his 2020 price tag is dead money.
What happened with Bart Scott?
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What happened with Bart Scott?
BS.....Bart Scott. I get it. And I agree.
... or not...
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Browns bring back TE Pharaoh Brown as exclusive rights free agent
It was more of a paperwork formality than any great question, but the Cleveland Browns have officially brought back tight end Pharaoh Brown for the 2020 NFL season.
Brown signed his exclusive rights free agent offer extended by the team. As an ERFA, Brown could not negotiate with other teams unless the Browns refused to give him a qualifying offer to remain in Cleveland. The Browns did that, and now the tight end is locked up for another season.
Brown, who turns 26 in May, caught two passes for 27 yards in 2019. He was acquired off the Raiders practice squad in 2018 but never made it to the Browns active roster until last fall. He is a Cleveland native.
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Do we sign Clowney now that we won't be adding an impact one in the draft?
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Do we sign Clowney now that we won't be adding an impact one in the draft?
Do we sign Clowney now that we won't be adding an impact one in the draft?
I'm thinking we do.
Mike
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