Browns Sign 13 Undrafted Free Agents

The Browns picked up 10 new players in this year’s draft. They have since added 13 more rookies via the undrafted route. Here’s a look:

• Davon Booth, RB (Mississippi State)
• Michael Coats, CB (West Virginia)
• Nate Evans, CB (Delaware)
• Logan Fano, DE (Utah)
• Bernard Gooden, DT (LSU)
• TJ Harden, RB (SMU)
• Izavion Miller, T (Auburn)
• DeCarlos Nicholson, CB (USC)
• Wes Pahl, P (Oklahoma State)
• Tyreak Sapp, DE (Florida)
• Khordae Sydnor, DE (Vanderbilt)
• Zion Washington, S (Boise State)
• Kole Wilson, WR (Baylor)

Logan Fano is the brother of Browns rookie left tackle Spencer Fano, whom they drafted ninth overall. The two were college teammates at Utah, where Logan posted 18 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks during a three-year, 28-game career. Over 11 games last season, the 6-foot-5, 257-pounder notched a personal-best 7.5 TFL and 4.5 sacks en route to second-team All-Big 12 honors. Dane Brugler of The Athletic ranked Fano as the 165th-best prospect available in the draft, lauding his hard-working mentality and “charged-up” pass-rushing skills. He has an alarming history of knee injuries, however, having torn his right ACL twice and his left ACL once in the past seven years.

Sapp (No. 211) also earned a spot in Brugler’s pre-draft top 300. The four-year Gator was at his best in 2024, a 13-game year in which he piled up 47 tackles, 13 TFL and seven sacks. Despite playing the same number of snaps in 2025, Sapp’s numbers dropped to 34 tackles, 3.5 TFL and a sack in a dozen games. Brugler contends “a missing dynamic element” could lessen Sapp’s chances of making an impact in the pros.

Formerly with NC State, Evans enjoyed a breakout campaign at Delaware in 2025. The 5-11, 191-pounder made 38 tackles, deflected eight passes and pulled in three interceptions in 13 games. Evans’ deal with the Browns is worth a guaranteed $115K, including a $5K signing bonus, per Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2.

Set to turn 25 this summer, Coats is coming off a 56-game college career divided among East Central Community College, Nevada and West Virginia. Coats’ most productive season came in 2023 at Nevada, where he intercepted four passes and deflected 13 in 13 games. He did not record an INT in his lone season with the Mountaineers last year, but Coats chipped in another seven PDs in 12 contests. He joined the the Browns for a guaranteed $100K and a $15K signing bonus, according to Wilson.