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Bojorquez Re-signed: Stability for Browns Special Teams

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Corey Bojorquez, Cleveland Browns punter, re-signed for his fifth consecutive season. Known for setting Browns records, he led the league in punting yards twice. As a team captain, hes a steady leader, sharing tips with specialists. With a new special teams coordinator, Bojorquez looks forward to a strong transition.

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Bojorquez Re-signed: Stability for Browns Special Teams

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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bojorquez Re-signed: Stability for Browns Special Teams. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 12, the Cleveland Browns have resigned punter Corey Bohorquez, bringing back a key specialist for his fifth straight season with the team. Now heading into his ninth year in the NFL, Bohorquez first joined Cleveland as a free agent back in 2022 after stints with a buffalo. Bills and Green Bay Packers. Over the past few years, he set Browns records with a 49.4 pun average in 2023, a net average of 42. Five that same year, and 36 puns inside the 20-yard line last season. He led the league in punting yards, both in 2024, with 4,387, and in 2025, with four. 1165. Bohorquez says he's thrilled about the stability, noting it'll mark over half his career in Cleveland alongside familiar teammates and under the new. Coaching staff. He's grown comfortable with the windy conditions at Huntington Bankfield, much like his time up north in Buffalo and Green Bay. As a team captain last year, he stepped up as a leader for the specialist, sharing tips on handling the weather and building the unit's chemistry.

That experience has made him a steady presence. With a fresh special team's coordinator and Byron Store, who comes over from the Packers, Bohorquez is already connecting and looking ahead to a strong transition for the group.

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