Browns Lose Harris, Gain Depth in Offseason Moves

0:00On March 25th, the NFL offseason keeps rolling right along, even as the Cleveland Browns gear up for their voluntary workouts in less than two weeks. In the 2026 draft draws near. General manager Andrew Berry has been active in free agency, bolstering the roster across offense and defense without landing splashy names at, quarterback or wide receiver. Earlier this week, reports surface that veteran defensive tackle Shelby Harris is visiting the New York Giants. After three solid seasons in Cleveland, where he played all 17 games last year, Harris appears set to move on following the Browns' addition of, Kalea Davis up front. Harris left his mark with the Browns, racking up 97 tackles, 4 stacks, and 18 tackles for loss over 48 games. Fans still remember his fun high five, with the official after Miles Garret shattered the single season sack record. Meanwhile, quarterback Joe Flacco is sticking in the AFC North, signing a one year deal with

1:00the Cincinnati Bengals worth $6 million plus up. To 3 million in incentives, Flacco had put up over 1,600 yards in nine games there, before getting traded from Cleveland last season. Former Browns' wide receiver Elijah Moore, still just 25, also landed a one year packed with the Philadelphia Eagles after stints with Buffalo. In Cleveland, as the Browns either drapped and more offseason tweaks, these moves signal a roster in flux, but building depth.