Browns Sign Ex-Ravens Star, Hire Familiar Faces

0:00On March 18, the Cleveland Browns just signed former Baltimore Raven special teams star Tylan Wallace to a one-year deal. Wallace played in 13 games this season, catching four passes for 45 yards and one touchdown off eight targets. This move comes right after the Browns hired Ravens' run-game coordinator Travis Switzer as their new offensive coordinator. He's joining the staff under new coach Todd Munkin, continuing a trend of pulling talent from Baltimore. Meanwhile, the Browns are also bringing back George Warhop as offensive line coach. He held that same job in Cleveland from 2009 to 2013 and most recently coached the Ravens line. Wallace becomes the second ex-ravens addition to the group as the team in Baltimore boasts a deep wide receiver room with guys like Zay Flowers. Rashad Bateman, DeAndre Hopkins, DeVantez Walker, and La Jante Wester. These hire signal Cleveland's push to blend familiar faces into their rebuild, setting

1:00up an intriguing off-season shake-up across the league.