Browns Sign Wallace for Special Teams Boost

On March 21st, the Cleveland Browns just signed wide receiver Tyler and Wallace away from their AFC North rival, the Baltimore Ravens.

Wallace joins the team after five years in the league, with under 400 career receiving yards, making him more of a depth option on offense than a star.

He shines brightest on special teams, handling returns and coverage duties on punts and kicks.

The Browns targeted him to shore up that unit, which struggled badly last season, and even cost them a few games.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart, low-risk move to fix a glaring weakness.

Cleveland's special teams rank near the bottom of the league a year ago, so adding a proven contributor like Wallace brings immediate stability.

That said, do not expect a big lift for the Browns passing attack.

Their wide receiver group remains thin on high-end talent, and Wallace's track record suggests limited snaps there.

This signing plugs the hole where it hurts most, setting the stage for Cleveland to compete tougher in the division come fall.