BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns didn’t make the splashy move, like last offseason when they traded for quarterback Deshaun Watson.
But quietly, the Browns have had a banner free agency, addressing every one of their glaring needs on either side of the ball. As a result, Cleveland is positioned to challenge for a playoff spot and potentially more in 2023.
“All of the pieces are here,” said safety Juan Thornhill, who joined the Browns earlier this month on a three-year deal worth $21 million after winning two Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs.