The Browns could still talk to these three free agents, who could have a big opportunity to make an impact in Cleveland during the second wave of free agency.
The Cleveland Browns made a trade for Houston Texans offensive lineman Tytus Howard before the start of the new NFL year, helping add more depth to a position group that struggled last season. He has already praised sophomore QB Shedeur Sanders.
According to Cleveland Browns radio broadcaster Nathan Zegura, the Browns likely would've taken him last year if he had declared instead of sticking around Penn State for another campaign. Nothing is stopping them from deciding to take him this year.
On Monday, March 16, ESPN Browns Insider Daniel Oyefusi released information that the Browns increased their cap space to $21 million by lowering Howard's 2026 cap hit in his two-year, $45-million extension.