Browns Add Wallace for Special Teams Boost

0:00On March 19, DeCleven Browns just added Tyler and Wallace to their roster, bringing in a familiar face with ties to their new offensive, Coordinator Todd Munkin. Wallace spent the last three seasons with the Baltimore Ravens as the Depth-Wide receiver and primary return specialist. The Browns signed him to address major gaps in their special team's union. Wallace brings solid return experience from his five-year career, averaging 16 yards per punt return and 23 yards per kick return. He has scored once on a punt return and offers reliable depth at wide receiver, even if his receiving stats top out at 11 catches in the season. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move for a receiver room that's lacked depth for two years. The Browns desperately need bodies who can contribute right away, and Wallace fits as a fourth or fifth option while boosting the return game. Cleveland has struggled to keep returners healthy in the past. Players like all pro-Jakeem Grant and running back Nighheim Hines signed on but suffered season ending injuries before ever playing a regular season.

1:03Snap. With Wallace on board, the Browns finally have a shot at steady special team's play, pairing his skills with the depth they crave across the offense. Made in AI.