3 new Browns players I’m most intrigued to see in the offseason program: Ashley Bastock
CLEVELAND, Ohio — It may be eclipse-mania in Cleveland and northeast Ohio today, but in seven days time, it will be offseason-Browns-mania for diehard fans when Cleveland officially begins the offseason program.
It will just be phase one, in which meetings and individual workouts/rehab are the main focus, but we’re not that far off from OTAs, which begin next month.
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Browns news: Cleveland urged to avoid WR in draft, Deshaun Watson in danger?
It’s been rather quiet for the Cleveland Browns over the past couple of weeks. They made their moves in free agency during March and are now focused on the 2024 NFL Draft, which takes place at the end of April.
Most news that trickles out right now centers around the draft — and is largely just a look at who they’re visiting with. Still, a couple of other small items have popped up including another story where someone wants to push Deshaun Watson out the door.
That story and more can be found in today’s news round up.
It’s hard to see the Browns biting the bullet the way the Broncos did since the money would be much more punitive for Cleveland. As Florio points out, they would have a cap hit of nearly $64 million in 2025 and $73 million in 2026.
That’s $137 million in two years compared to the $85 million Denver took. It’s more plausible he gets benched but even that feels like a long shot since the concerns seem to be coming from the outside — and not from the decision-makers in Cleveland.
Former Browns LB Anthony Walker Jr. on his decision to join Dolphins: It wasn’t hard at all — Jacob Mendell, Phinsider
“I stressed to my agent it was very, very important to get me out the cold. I was sick of it,” Walker said. “I hadn’t been home in a while. I was in the Midwest since I was 17 years old. It was about time I got some warm weather and when he said Miami and I was like let’s get it done.”