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Continuing to try to fill the void left by three guards opting out this season, the Cleveland Browns signed their second guard in two days in Jovahn Fair, waiving Jameson Houston in a corresponding move.

Reportedly, college football is set to be cancelled this week at least in the fall. If that happens, the NFL can make up some of the revenue shortfall they are suffering by expanding into Saturday, allowing them to have more nationally televised games.

The Cleveland Browns have lost three guards to COVID-19 concerns, trying to find help to help to secure that spot. The Cincinnati Bengals, meanwhile, are reportedly adding to the best unit on their team, preparing to sign defensive tackle Mike Daniels.

In response to losing three players at guard over the last week, the Cleveland Browns have signed Michael Dunn to the roster. They released Nate Wieting, a tight end to make room for Dunn on the roster.

The Cleveland Browns activated Jarvis Landry from the PUP list, which is on schedule in a unique year. They've also taken a flyer on defensive back M.J. Stewart, a 2018 second round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Getting healthy for the season isn’t a bad idea, Cleveland got one step closer to that goal by activating Jarvis Landry, Karl Joseph among others.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers decided to let the third year corner go, the Cleveland Browns could use some help with depth so they pursed M.J. Stewart.

With the deadline today, Cleveland sees their offensive line depth grow shorter with Malcom Pridgeon opting out.