Browns Sign Safety Daniel Thomas for Depth

For the NFL, it's March 18th, and here's what's going on.

The Cleveland Browns are ramping up their offseason moves.

General manager Andrew Berry traded for right tackle Titus Howard and signed offensive

lineman Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins.

He also added linebacker Quincy Williams and Titan Jack Stowe as free agents.

Earlier this week, the Browns resigned depth cornerbacks, Trey Avery and DeAngelo Ross

from within.

Now they bolster their secondary by signing safety, Daniel Thomas, who previously played

for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Detroit Lions.

Thomas entered the league as a fifth round pick by the Jaguars in the 2020 draft after

starring at Auburn.

He made an early mark on special teams with a block pun return for a touchdown and an interception

against Ben Roffesberger.

Over six years, he's appeared in 83 games with just six starts.

This signing gives the Browns valuable depth behind starting safeties.

Grand Delpit and Ronnie Hickman, who received a second round tender.

Thomas brings versatility, including potential as a nickelback, which fills a gap in their

top-ranked defense.

With new defensive coordinator Mike Routenberg taking over, Thomas could carve out a role

on special teams or in sub-packages while keeping Jim.

Schwartz's scheme mostly intact.

Terms of the deal weren't disclosed, but it's another smart addition for 2026.

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