Browns Sign Wallace, Boost Depth

0:00On March 19th, the Cleveland Browns are suddenly active in NFL free agency again, thanks to General Manager Andrew Berry. This week, they signed defensive end Julian Okwara, defensive end A.J. Epinessa, and safety Daniel Thomas. Berry also landed wide receiver Tylan Wallace, a player familiar to new head coach Todd Monkin from their time together in Baltimore. Earlier this week, the Browns missed out on several wide receivers, but Wallace feels a key gap. Drafted in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft by the Ravens, he spent the past few seasons there under Monkin. His addition gives the coach a trusted option right away. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move amid the team's salary cap boost from insurance and last season struggles. Wallace brings solid special teams experience, with 23 tackles and 20 returns, plus some receiving production that could grow in. Cleveland. In his best year so far, 2024, Wallace had 11 catches for 193 yards and seven first downs.

1:03He's the first player from Monkin's old Raven squad to join the Browns this off season. With these picks, Berry shows he's building depth on defense and offense, keeping the Browns competitive as training camp nears. Made in AI.