Browns Boost Offensive Line with Pro Bowl Talent

0:00On March 11th, the Cleveland Browns are wasting no time fixing their weak offensive line from last season, which ranked near the bottom in both run and past blocking. They've already signed 26-year-old guard Zion Johnson to a three-year deal, and brought in former Green Bay Packer Center, Elton Jenkins, R. Two-time pro bowl player. Earlier this week, they also traded for right tackle Titus Howard from the Houston Texans, who started every game there last year. These moves show General Manager Andrew Berry, and the ownership tackling the problem head on, right as free agency kicks off. Fans are hopeful about veteran guard Joel Baitonio, a seven-time pro-buller, and two-time all pro in his 12th season. His contract voids today, March 11th at 4pm Eastern Time, but the team extended that deadline earlier in the off-season to give him space to. Decide on retirement. Johnson's flexibility to play either guard spot means he won't crowd Baitonio out, and the new talent around him could make returning more appealing by.

1:02Easing his workload. With no firm timeline on Baitonio's choice, possibly stretching into next month, these upgrades signal the Browns want him back, and his leadership could. Stabilize the revamped line for a stronger push ahead.