Browns Poised to Sign Sneed on Cheap Deal

0:00On March 25th, the Tennessee Titans have released cornerback Lazarus Sneed after two injury plague seasons with underwhelming results. This move creates a prime chance for teams like the Cleveland Browns to sign the former Kansas City Chief standout on a cheap, low-risk deal. Sneed thrived earlier in his career as a nickel corner in the slot position. There he posted his best stats, including 101 tackles, 5 interceptions, and a strong 77.7 player grade from Pro. Football focus, shifting him outside last year hurt his play. The Browns now rely on Miles Harden and Nickel, raising some concerns in their secondary. Adding Sneed could provide a reliable upgrade in insurance, especially with versatile options like moving other corners around if injuries hit. At 28 years old, Sneed played at least 15 games in three straight seasons before recent dips to just 12 total. A short-term proven contract fits perfectly for a stacked Browns defense seeking another

1:00playmaker. His injury history might keep his market quiet, but if Cleveland's general manager Andrew Barry rolls the dice, Sneed could return to elite form with. A fresh row and full health.