Browns Lineup Shuffle Continues | NFL News

0:00On September 7th, the Cleveland Browns are still shuffling their offensive and defensive lines as they get ready for the season. General manager Andrew Berry isn't completely satisfied with the current roster, so they brought in five different linemen for triads late last week. This shows they're actively looking to upgrade, whether it's for the main 53 man squad or the practice squad. Among those who worked out were Tackle's Luke Felix, Foulallo and Baron Matos, both of whom spent time on practice squad's last season. They also lifted defensive tackles, airing graves, Zion Log, and Christian Williams. Log in particular has some actual game experience, having played a few games with the Buffalo Bills after being drafted in the sixth round back in. 20-24. This kind of activity is pretty standard as teens finalize their rosters. He see guys coming in for workouts all the time, especially linemen because depth there is crucial. It's a constant evaluation process, trying to find those hidden gems or players who can step in, if needed. Following those triads, the Browns officially signed defensive tackles Zion Log

1:05to their practice squad. They also made a move to release defensive tackle Tyreek Sap, who was an undrafted free agent this year and had been with the team during the off season. This indicates Loeb's NFL experience was a deciding factor in their decision, so the team is clearly still making adjustments, trying to build the strongest unit possible before week one kicks off. It's a competitive league and every team is looking for that edge, especially when it comes to the trenches. NFL News Today, powered by AI-Breen You What Matters on Game Day.