Christian Dilauro - Pro Football Rumors

OL Christian DiLauro
DL Daniel Ekuale
DL Zaycoven Henderson
RB Dontrell Hilliard
OL Kyle Kalis
TE Pharoah McKever
DB Jeremiah McKinnon
DB Montrel Meander
DB Tigie Sankoh (International Pathway Player, does not count against 10-man limit)
WR Da’Mari Scott
LB Brady Sheldon

Dallas Cowboys

Signed: RB Bo Scarbrough

Detroit Lions

Signed: DT John Atkins, CB Cre’Von LeBlanc, DE Eric Lee

Denver Broncos

Signed: G Avery Gennesy, OLB Jeff Holland

Houston Texans

Signed: CB Mike Tyson

Indianapolis Colts

Signed:

Los Angeles Chargers

Signed: TE Thomas Duarte, QB Cardale Jones

Minnesota Vikings

Signed: TE Cole Hikutini

New England Patriots

Signed: WR Jace Billingsley, T Eric Smith

New York Jets

Signed:

WR Deontay Burnett
C Nico Falah
OT Dieugot Joseph
RB De’Angelo Henderson
DL Bronson Kaufasi
QB John Wolford

New York Giants

Signed: LB Ukeme Eligwe

Oakland Raiders

Signed: G/T Denver Kirkland, DB Terrell Sinkfield, DB Rico Gafford

San Francisco 49ers

Signed: OL Zack Golditch

Seattle Seahawks

Signed:

RB Lavon Coleman
DT Frank Herron
CB Akeem King
TE Marcus Lucas
QB Alex McGough
T Elijah Nkansah
WR Keenan Reynolds
G Jordan Roos
WR Caleb Scott
LB Antwione Williams

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Signed:

OL Cole Boozer
CB Javien Elliott
DE Demone Harris
TE Tanner Hudson
S Godwin Igwebuike
DL Jeremiah Ledbetter
LB Eric Nzeocha (International Pathway Player, does not count against 10-man limit)
DE Pat O’Connor
RB Dare Ogunbowale
LB Azeem Victor
WR Bobo Wilson

Tennessee Titans

Signed: OL Coleman Shelton, WR Austin Proehl, DL Deon Simon, QB Logan Woodside

Browns Make Minor Trade With Saints

September 1st, 2018 at 3:30pm CST by Zachary Links

The Browns have reached the 53-man roster maximum by making a whole lot of cuts and acquiring one player just before the bell.

On Saturday, the Browns announced that they acquired defensive lineman Devaroe Lawrence from the Saints in exchange for a 2019 seventh-round pick. Lawrence, 26 in October, overcame legal trouble as a youngster to achieve his dream of making it to the NFL. Injuries have held him back in the pros, but the Saints stuck by him even after ACL surgery in December of 2016.

“We felt he was athletic, explosive and we felt like he could recover,” said Saints coach Sean Payton (via Luke Johnson of The Times-Picayune). “In other words, he was battling an injury and we saw traits that are hard to find sometimes for defensive tackles, and it’s hard to find that position, especially after the draft.”

So, with Lawrence in the fold, the Browns waived the following 19 players to get down to the limit:

LB B.J. Bello
DL Caleb Brantley
TE Devon Cajuste
RB Matthew Dayes
OL Christian DiLauro
OL Spencer Drango
DL Daniel Ekuale
DL Zaycoven Henderson
RB Dontrell Hilliard
WR Blake Jackson
DB Mike Jordan
DB Montrel Meander
DL Nate Orchard
DB Tigie Sankoh
WR Da’Mari Scott
LB Brady Sheldon
DB Simeon Thomas
P Justin Vogel
FB Danny Vitale (waived/injured)

Browns Add 13 UDFAs

May 4th, 2018 at 4:39pm CST by Sam Robinson

As the Browns begin their rookie minicamp, they signed 13 undrafted free agents. Here’s the full rundown:

Evan Berry, WR (Tennessee)
Elijah Campbell, DB (Northern Iowa)
Michael Carrizosa, P (San Jose State)
Christian Dilauro, OL (Illinois)
Daniel Ekuale, DL (Washington State)
Micah Hannemann, DB (BYU)
Desmond Harrison, OL (West Georgia)
Dontrell Hilliard, RB (Tulane)
Fred Lauina, OL (Oregon State)
Montrel Meander, DB (Grambling State)
Da’Mari Scott, WR (Fresno State)
Trenton Thompson, DL (Georgia)
Derrick Willies, WR (Texas Tech)

Berry is the younger brother of All-Pro Chiefs safety Eric Berry, the No. 5 overall pick in 2010 out of Tennessee. Evan Berry holds the Volunteers’ record for most kickoff-return touchdowns in school history with four. The Browns used just one of their eight draft choices on offensive linemen, so it probably shouldn’t be surprising three of them are on board as UDFAs.

Carrizosa finished in the top five in Division I-FBS punting twice with the Spartans (2015, 2017). Cleveland has punter Britton Colquitt signed through the 2020 season, but it would only cost the team $1.3MM in dead money to release him. Colquitt had a deal in place with the Broncos in 2016 before the franchise cut him for then-rookie seventh-rounder Riley Dixon.