Nick Chubb has been a hot topic for the Browns lately.
It’s a “hot season” in the NFL. Every year when he arrives in the offseason, it’s relentless to take every outlet you can think of.
We all just want to talk about football and what our favorite teams can and do.
Sometimes those picks can take on a life of their own, as was the case with Nick Chubb and the Cleveland Browns.When Cleveland appears to be in trouble, many have looked for an easy answer – cut expensive quarterbacks.who just tore up his knee in 2023.
Sure, it would save the Browns about $12 million, but we’ve all seen how bad the running game has been without Chubb.
So releasing him doesn’t make much sense — unless there’s a legitimate reason to believe he can’t come back from injury.
As long as the Browns believe he can play, Cleveland will. And instead of saving money by cutting a player, general manager Andrew Berry will more than likely save money by manipulating the salary cap.
That review is the focus of our news roundup presentation today.Cleveland Browns NewsNo, it’s unlikely the Browns will cut Nick Chubb – Jacob Roach, Browns Wire.”It’s just not going to work.
It’s not going to work. t makes sense to me if you look at Andrew Berry’s history as a head coach and his ability to manage the salary cap.
There is no team in the league that has spent more money than the Browns because the team uses gap years and cap space to manage their overall cap space.
“Berry has something that a lot of GMs don’t, the owner who is good at spending a lot of money. Jimmy Haslam is good at writing fat checks for bonuses spread out over years – sometimes years after a player leaves.
Some say the bill has to be paid eventually, but does it? Is there a limit to how long they can keep it? Maybe one day we’ll find out, but right now this team doesn’t want to cut good players just to save money, so we can wait for #24 to come back.Johnny Manziel talks Cleveland, the controversial Browns QB room.
and disappointing LeBron James – Zach Mentz, Cleveland.com
“My locker room wasn’t my home because of Brian Hoyer,” the former Texas A&M quarterback said.
“Brian Hoyer waited for the opportunity to really support his family to get the opportunity, and he saw how much he had in me – and he didn’t hold it back.\nLike clockwork, Johnny Manziel will spend his two-year tenure in Cleveland, a city he apparently hates — to get back into the spotlight.
Now he’s overshadowing Brian Hoyer, who apparently just got fed up with a quarterback who publicly admitted he doesn’t want to put in the work.
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The cap situation may look bad now, but not for long.Full list of Browns departing free agents: Fan favorite, 2023 award winner could leave – DPDJoe Flacco and Kareem Hunt are the two big names that are free. agency this offseason, as the Browns could lose both an award winner and a fan favorite.
Flacco would love to have him back, but he could have more options. Hunt was a crisis, though, and it won’t come out this year without another crisis.
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