Browns' Offseason Moves Sparking Hope

0:00On March 11th, the Cleveland Browns are turning heads this off-season after a rough five-win 11-law season that landed them last in the AFC, North. Despite firing coaches and dealing with drama, like their defensive coordinator split, General Manager Andrew Berry has moved fast, signing three key. Free agents and resigning a familiar face to bolster the offense. Earlier this spring, the team grabbed guard Zion Johnson, center guard Elton Jenkins on a two-year, $24 million deal, and tackle Titus. Howard, all to protect their young quarterback Shador. They also added linebacker Quincy Williams at a bargain compared to similar deals elsewhere, plus brought back guard Tevin Jenkins who stuck around. Despite limited starts last year, fans and analysts are buzzing about the personal ties pulling these players to Cleveland. For an office consultant Tom Telesco drafted Johnson years ago, new defensive coordinator Mike Routenberg coached Williams in New York and had coached Todd Monkin share Southern

1:01Mississippi roots with Jenkins, it's building real team chemistry beyond just the paychecks. Andrew Berry says they're being smart and opportunistic, not going all in yet, but swinging for fits on the roster. With their own six overall pick, Jacksonville's 24th, and a developing defensive rookie of the year in Carson Schwestinger, the future looks. Promising despite the skeptics, as more free agents hit the market in April's draft looms, the Browns could keep reshaping, setting up for a real contention push before long.