Browns Target Undervalued Vets in Free Agency

0:00On March 30th, Cleveland Browns are deep into free agency, still hunting bargain veterans before the NFL draft. They've already snag Lyman like Zion Johnson, Elton Jenkins and Quincy Williams, but gaps remain at White Receiver, Cornerback, and Running. Back. Three under the radar names popping up, Curtis Samuel, Mike Hilton, and even former Brown Nick Chum. The White Receiver spot screams for help after trading a Mari Cooper and leaning too much on a rookie tight end last year. Secondary needs a slot corner to pair with Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell. At running back, they draft the two rookies and lost their own Ford, leaving Finn Depth. Fans would go wild for a chubber union. He rushed for over 500 yards with Houston this season and at just 1.3 million market. Value. It's pocket change for a proven protector and third downback. Samuel, an Ohio State alum, brings Vets savvy to a young group led by Jerry Judy, all for around 1.8 million a year.

1:01Mike Hilton, 32 years old, adds grit with 525 tackles, 13 picks, and solid experience from the Bengals and Colts. His last deal was 1.4 million. These guys were recently cut or underused, making them steals late in free agency. Grabbing any could stabilize the roster right before those number 6 and number 24 picks, giving Cleveland real punch without breaking the bank.