The Cleveland Browns selected ten players in the 2017 NFL Draft, and have already signed nine. That number would be fine if it was still June, but the remaining unsigned player could provide an unnecessary problem.
I have written a few pieces on Jabrill Peppers over the past few months, stressing no need to panic about a holdout. But the team opens training camp in one week and he still remains unsigned. This is not good.
The last notable holdout in Cleveland came back in 2007 with Brady Quinn, who did not sign a contract until August of that year.