Browns Add Depth to Secondary with Myles Bryant

0:00It's April 6, I'm Corey with The Story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Cleveland Browns just shorted up their secondary by signing defensive back Miles Bryan, the former Houston Texan. This undrafted gem from University of Washington is heading into his seventh NFL season, bringing solid depth to a unit that needs it on the defensive. Side, Bryan started with the New England Patriots back in 2020, played there through 2023, then jumped to Houston for 2024 and 2025. Across 77 games, he's notched 173 tackles, two sacks, four picks, and 17 passes knocked away with 20. Starts under his belt. He's a perfect fit for the Browns, who starred Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell up top, but lag bodies behind them, especially in the Nickel Spot. Last year in Houston, Bryan suited up for 11 games, started 3 and grabbed 40 tackles, showing he can slide anywhere in the secondary.

1:01His versatility gives new defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg some real options to mix things up. And with the NFL draft just two weeks out, Cleveland could still grab young blood to build even deeper across the defense. This move keeps the Browns stacking smart, balancing their offense push with defensive tweaks that could pay off big come fall.