Cleveland Browns Re-sign D'Angelo Ross, Strengthening Secondary

0:00On March 18th, the Cleveland Browns have brought back cornerback the Angelo Ross, a former New England Patriots player, agreeing to resign him earlier this week. Ross joined the Browns last season from the Houston Texans practice squad and appeared in seven games, logging nine tackles and two pass breakups. Before that, he spent time with the Patriots after going undrafted in 2019, playing just three games for them in 2021, and suited up for 26 games with the Texans from 2023 to 2025. The move feels a key gap for Cleveland, especially at slot cornerback after they traded away Greg Newsom last year. The team feels solid, with Denzel Ward and Tyson Campbell locking down the top outside spots. Looking ahead, Ross could compete for that slot row, and the Browns might also resign Martin Emerson Jr., who missed last season with an Achilles. Injury from training camp. Emerson fits better outside, so Ross still has a shot to carve out plane time.

1:00With depth questions lingering in the secondary, this reunion gives Cleveland more options as they gear up for the new season. Made in AI.