Browns Release Tytus Howard, Free Up Cap Space

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Cleveland Browns are continuing their push to fix their offensive line. Just a day after trading for tackle Titus Howard, they released veteran tackle Cornelius Lucas, even though he had a year left on his contract from. Last off season, Lucas played in 10 games with the Browns last season, starting five times at both left and right tackle. These results were not strong enough to keep him around. The team also let go of reserve center Justin Osborne. These changes free up $2.6 million in salary cap space for the Browns. That money comes at a good time as they prepare for the free agency period. Lucas now hits the market looking for his next NFL stop. Meanwhile, the Browns plan to keep improving their line protection up front. Teams can start talking to free agents during legal tampering on Monday. The new league year, when deals can be signed, off on Wednesday, D&N is sponsored by our

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