Browns Reshape Roster, Keep Options Open

0:00On March 27, the Cleveland Browns off-season has heated up after firing hit coach Kevin Stofansky and hiring Todd Munkin for his first NFL head, coaching gig. General manager Andrew Berry reshaped the offensive line by letting Wyatt Teller go, parting with Titan David and Joku and seeing veteran Joel. Bytonio Iretirement, earlier this week, news broke that star defensive and Miles Garrett reworked his contract, opening the door to a potential trade, though it would be. Tricky. Cornerback Denzel Ward might be next if Garrett leaves, following his own contract weeks earlier. Team sources push back on trade rumors, telling reporters like Emma Golden and Jonathan Jones that the changes are just about salary cap, flexibility. Garrett gets paid sooner while the Browns delay booking big bonuses until right before the season starts. Experts point to a modern structure pioneered by the Philadelphia Eagles, where Berry's brother works in a key role. It gives Cleveland more time to sign, trade, or cut players without rushing at the league year's

1:04start, though they still must stay cap compliant. Later, this keeps options open as training camp nears, letting the Browns build smarter without forced moves. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.