Browns Cut Ex-Cal Linebacker Jordan Kunaszyk
The number of former Cal players on NFL rosters was reduced by one on Monday when the Cleveland Browns cut linebacker Jordan Kunaszyk.
The Browns waived Kunaszyk and guard Drew Forbes to make room for tight end Jessie James and offensive lineman Joe Heag, who were brought in over the weekend.
Kunaszyk signed with Cleveland in August following a tryout, and he made the 53-man roster released last week. However, he is no longer on the Browns roster and will either try to sign on with another team and join a practice squad.
Undrafted out of Cal in 2019, Kunaszyk has played in 26 regular-season NFL games, including 11 with Washington last year.
It leaves 15 former Cal players on current NFL rosters. Here are those 15 players:
Keenan Allen, wide receiver, Los Angeles Chargers
Tyson Alualu, defensive lineman, Pittsburgh Steelers
Stephen Anderson, tight end, Arizona Cardinals (he was cut by Arizona on the final cutdown day but was later re-signed)
Bryan Anger, punter, Dallas Cowboys
Camryn Bynum, safety, Minnesota Vikings
Jake Curhan, offensive lineman, Seattle Seahawks
Ashtyn Davis, safety, New York Jets
Jared Goff, quarterback, Detroit Lions
Jaylinn Hawkins, safety, Atlanta Falcons
Elijah Hicks, safety, Chicago Bears
Marvin Jones Jr., wide receiver, Jacksonville Jaguars
Cameron Jordan, defensive end, New Orleans Saints
Patrick Mekari, offensive lineman, Baltimore Ravens
Aaron Rodgers, quarterback, Green Bay Packers
Jake Tonges, fullback, Chicago Bears
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Cover photo of Jordan Kunaszyk (51) by Jeff Lange, USA TODAY Network
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