Browns Sign All-Pro LB, Hire New Coach

0:00On March 10th, the Cleveland Browns just landed a big defensive upgrade by signing former New York Jets all pro linebacker Quincy Williams to AAT. Two-year contract worth up to $17 million. Williams, a 29-year-old from Birmingham, put up solid numbers last season in 13 games with the Jets, including three and a half sacks, 45 solo tackles and eight tackles for loss. Over his career since joining the league in 2019, he's racked up 12 and a half sacks and nearly 400 solo tackles while playing, for the Jaguars and Jets. The Browns finished 5 and 12 last year, dead last in the AFC North, which led to some major changes. They parted ways with two-time coach of the year, Kevin Stafansky, who quickly joined the Atlanta Falcons. Now Cleveland has brought in Todd Monkin as the new head coach, praising his sharp mind and track record building strong offenses at both the pro and college levels over the past 20 years. Owners highlight his focus on player growth and building a winning culture.

1:03These moves signal the Browns push to rebound, pairing defensive muscle with fresh offensive leadership as they gear up for next season.