A former quarterback for the Cleveland Browns is leaving the NFL. After the ……
In order to become a coach for the 2024 season, a former quarterback for the Cleveland Browns is leaving the NFL. After the Super Bowl, there was some staff change in the NFL this week; but, most coaching vacancies should be filled within the next week or so.
The tackle positions are a different story, but the middle of the Cleveland Browns offensive line is as good as practically any in the NFL.
Right tackle Jack Conklin, who has struggled to stay on the field in previous years and missed almost the entire 2023 season due to a horrific knee injury suffered in Week 1, is arguably the biggest issue. Though he hasn’t been able to deliver despite his reasonably healthy career in Cleveland, starting left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. isn’t far behind him.
On Thursday, February 15, Matt Wilson of SB Nation’s Dawgs by Nature made a prediction stating that the Browns will find a way to upgrade at the position and move Wills at some time during the offseason.
Wills’ trade this summer could save the Browns $12 million to $14.5 million in salary space, depending on when they deal him. That’s a significant cap savings, and the organization can probably find a buyer for him who is prepared to part with anything like a sixth-round choice.
