BEREA: New Browns safety Calvin Pryor is a first-round bust in the eyes of the New York Jets, but he’s hoping a change of scenery will alter that perception.
“One thing I know -- I can play football,” Pryor said Tuesday after the seventh practice of organized team activities. “It’s about being in the right situation and then going about things the right way.”
Things didn’t go Pryor’s way with the Jets, who drafted him in the first round in 2014. He had a disappointing 2016 season, and his attitude and history of late arrivals to meetings reportedly turned off the coaching staff led by Todd Bowles.