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Njoku to Ravens: Browns Move On, Baltimore Gains

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The Cleveland Browns part ways with tight end David Njoku, adding Jack Stoll and re-signing Blake Whiteheart. Njoku may join divisional rival Baltimore Ravens, who lost key tight ends in free agency. Fans might feel betrayed, but Njokus team-first attitude and rebuild value make him a valuable asset wherever he goes.

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Njoku to Ravens: Browns Move On, Baltimore Gains

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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Njoku to Ravens: Browns Move On, Baltimore Gains. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, the Cleveland Browns are moving on from Titan, David, and Joku, after he said goodbye ahead of free agency. The team added Jack Stolle and Resign, Blake Whiteheart, so their Titan group looks solid for next season without him. Experts like Zachary Rotman from fan-sided, predict in Joku, could land with the Baltimore Ravens, a direct-evisional rival. Baltimore still has Mark Andrews, but lost Isaiah likely, and Charlie Colar in free agency, putting a need for another pass catching Titan. Browns fans might feel betrayed by a move to Baltimore, turning a locker-room leader into a foe overnight. Still, Joku earned respect in Cleveland as a team-first player who blocked well, scored in the end zone, and even played through serious burns. The Browns have a young star and Harold Fanon Jr., who needs targets, making it smart not to overpay for an injury-prone veteran like the 30-year-old in Joku. He brings rebuild value wherever he goes. In the end, this is just business in the NFL, and in Joku's classic reputation should

keep the appreciation alive no matter the uniform.

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