Browns' Free Agency Moves: Depth Over Stars

On March 21st, the Cleveland Browns have made several moves in free agency so far, splitting

them into two main waves.

In the first round, General Manager Andrew Berry grabbed offensive lineman Titus Howard,

signed Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins along the line, kept, Tevin Jenkins, and added

linebacker Quincy Wilson, plus a handful of smaller deals.

Earlier this week, we pulled fans on whether to keep chasing free agents or shift to the

draft, and 66% wanted more signings.

Right after that, the Browns jumped into a second wave, focusing on building depth rather

than big stars.

Fans seem hungry for action, but these additions have mostly targeted backups and role players.

The team brought in safety Daniel Thomas and wide receiver Tylan Wallace grabbed defensive

end AJ.

Epinisa resigned defensive ends Julie and Aquara and Sam Kamara and quietly added defensive

tackle Kalea Davis.

Following with all these changes, the Browns odds to win the AFC Championship have slipped

on Fandall Sportsbook, moving from 55 to 1 before.

Free agency to 100 to 1 now.

It shows how tough the path ahead remains, but Berry's approach keeps the roster flexible

heading into the draft.