Browns Add Depth to Offense with Stoll Signing

0:00On March 12th, the Cleveland Browns added depth to their offense this week by signing Titan Tyler Stowe, who was recently with New Orleans. This move helps prepare for David and Jokus' expected exit this offseason, clearing space for rookie Harold Fanon Jr. to step up. The team typically keeps three Titans on the roster, just like new coordinator Todd Moken did in Baltimore. Stowe went undrafted out of Nebraska back in 2021 and bounced around the league. He started with Philadelphia for three years, got traded to Miami in 2024 where he played just four games, then landed in New Orleans, for the 2025 season before hitting free agency. His stats are modest with only 28 catches for 239 yards and one touchdown over his career. That said, he's shown solid durability, missing few games early on and playing 11 in 2024 plus 15 last year. What stands out more is his blocking ability. He's a tough, experienced run blocker who can mentor young tackles and create mismatches

1:01and heavier. Personnel sets. The Browns see him as a reliable veteran to fill that gap affordably. Overall, Cleveland's offense got a bit stronger without breaking the bank, though they still have roster tweaks ahead to round out the tight end.