Cleveland Browns Must Re-Sign Numerous in-House Free Agents

December 1, 2015   ·   Andrea Hangst   ·   Jump to comments

The Cleveland Browns failed in free agency during this offseason in one major way: They failed to retain any of their own players. 
Tight end Jordan Cameron left for the Miami Dolphins, though the Browns did engage in a bidding war in the hope of retaining him. Ahtyba Rubin landed with the Seattle Seahawks. Jabaal Sheard joined the New England Patriots and is having a career year as a pass-rushing defensive end. Buster Skrine is now serving as a cornerback for the New York Jets.
While none of these players' departures left a lasting void in Cleveland, 2016's impending free agents include numerous starters the Browns must make sure they can keep. While the Browns are not the most attractive franchise to play for, given the constant losing and the almost inevitable turnover in the coaching and front-office staff, doesn't mean they must resign themselves to not being able to re-sign their own.
The Browns must concern themselves first and foremost with building around t...

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