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The Cleveland Browns have doubled down on the hype they generated last offseason with a few more notable additions in free agency this time around. Of course, the new regime still ha sa number of voids to fill on the roster before the 2020 NFL season rolls around.
General manager Andrew Berry has maintained Cleveland's aggressive approach. According to Fred Greetham of the Orange & Brown Report, feels there is still plenty of work to be done:
“It's a good start to the off-season, but we have a lot of work to do.”
Berry added that he will be looking for players that fit their new approach best.
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Browns Andrew Berry said he doesn't look at players that were on the team before he got here, but rather how they all fit into the scheme they are running and if they are the type of people they want in the organization.
Cleveland put an emphasis on once again helping to shore up the supporting cast for quarterback Baker Mayfield by adding tight end Austin Hooper and offensive tackle Jack Conklin in free agency. Hooper arrives as a potential safety net for Mayfield in the passing game while Conklin's presence gives them a stable option at the tackle spot.
Of course, the Browns know full well it is going to take more than bringing in some notable names in order to spark a potential resurgence in the 2020 campaign, especially with al the substantial changes to the coaching staff. Fortunately, Berry seems to be adamant about bringing in more help at key positions.
