When the Kansas City Chiefs released safety Eric Berry in March, it seemed like he was destined to land with the Cleveland Browns. With the Browns needing a starting safety and general manager John Dorsey being familiar with Berry, it made a lot of sense that the two sides could be a match.
However, once Berry hit free agency, he did not seem to generate much interest around the league. Whether it be his age or injury history, Berry was not as highly sought after as initially expected.
The lack of interest has continued into July, as Berry remains a free agent.