Browns' Free Agency Misses Highlight Passing Game Gaps

0:00On March 18, the Cleveland Browns made a few solid free agency picks, but their wide receiver group remains a big question mark after failing to. Land any major help there? Mike Evans, a deep threat, signed a three-year deal worth $42.5 million with the San Francisco 49ers instead. Meanwhile, young Alec Pierce inked a four-year extension for $116 million to stay with the Indianapolis Colts. Michael Pittman got traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a late-round draft pick swap and quickly signed a three-year pact near $60 million. He's posted 80 catches in over 800 yards and four of his last five seasons, a reliable option the Browns could have chased. As center, Tyler Linderbaum left the Baltimore Ravens for a three-year, $81 million contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, despite ties to Brownscoach Todd Monkin. Cleveland bounced back by grabbing Elton Jenkins on a two-year deal to steady that spot. These misses highlight gaps in the passing game, but with the draft around the corner, the Browns still have time to build out the roster.