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Browns Scrap Epenesa Deal, Free Agency Unpredictable

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Cleveland Browns scrap A.J. Epenesa deal due to health concerns, leaving him in limbo as free agency unfolds.

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On March 30, the Cleveland Browns scrapped their free-agent deal with defensive end A.J. Epinisa, after his physical-raised red flags, just like that Max Crosby situation earlier this off-season, Epinisa hit the market from the Buffalo Bills where he spent six seasons as a second-round pick, taking 54th overall out of Iowa in the 20, 20 draft. He suited up for 91 games total, notching 24 sacks with his prime years hitting 6.5 sacks in 2022, another. 6.5 in 2023, and 6 in 2024 before dropping to 2.5 across 16 games last year. This puts everyone in a tough spot. Brown's still hunting for past rush help with fewer targets available now, while Epinisa might settle for a low risk. Proof-it contract if teams stay wary of his health. Bills could swing the door back open, but for now, it leaves his next move wide open in this unpredictable free-agency game. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.

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