Tyrod Taylor reported for offseason workouts around 6 a.m. Monday morning with the intention of laying a foundation for the future. There is, after all, a certain onus on the new Browns’ quarterback to lead by example and bring a team filled with new faces together.
“I made it a point to shake as many hands as possible and introduce myself to guys I don’t know,” Taylor said Tuesday. “I think that’s where chemistry starts in the locker room.”
Taylor, whom Cleveland acquired via trade with Buffalo last month, is among a dozen new players the Browns have brought in to make last season’s winless campaign feel like a distant memory.