Browns Invite Jyrin Johnson to Rookie Camp

0:00On April 28th, the Cleveland Browns are tapping Bowling Green State University again for tight-end talent, inviting Jiren Johnson to their rookie. Many camp. They shrug gold last year, with third-round pick Harold Fanon Jr., who balled out in his first NFL season. Now, after losing David and Joku in free agency, they're giving Johnson a shot to impress. Johnson, a six-foot-four Louisiana native, spent most of college at Texas Southern, before transferring to Bowling Green for his final year. There, he hauled in 37 catches for 466 yards and two touchdowns, earning all mid-American conference first-team honors as a tight-end. What stands out is his streak, 45 straight college games, with at least one reception. The longest among active players nationwide. That reliability could catch coach's eyes, and a league where consistency matters. The Browns drafted two tight-ends this year. Joe Warrior from Cincinnati, and Carson Ryan from Brigham Young University, joining a crowded room with.

1:02Blake Whiteheart, South Canela, Jack Stoll, and Brendan Bates. Behind Fanon, it's wide open, so Johnson faces stiff competition, but has real upside. He's no lock to make the squad. Yet this invite keeps the BGSU pipeline flowing. Watch how he stacks up when Camp kicks off.