Browns Re-sign Avery, Add Williams to Secondary

0:00On March 12th, the Cleveland Browns are bolstering their secondary this off-season, heading into 2026. Their resigning cornerback tray Avery, who appeared in 10 games for them last season. This move comes as they quietly address depth needs at the position. Earlier this week, the team lost linebacker Devon Bush to the Chicago Bears on a three-year deal worth up to $30 million. Right after that, General Manager Andrew Berry grabbed former all-pro linebacker Quincy Williams from the New York Jets. Fans and analysts see this as smart roster management, especially with Avery's experience adding stability. Last year, he notched 13 total tackles, showing he can contribute right away in the defensive backfield. Now, Berry seems focused on stacking talent in the secondary to build a stronger unit overall. Reports from CBS Sports Confirm, the Avery deal, signaling more moves could be on the way. As the Browns keep tweaking their defense, these steps position them better for a competitive push next season.