Cleveland Browns made a roster move on Monday afternoon by cutting defensive tackle Roderick Perry II. Perry was signed to the active roster shortly before the Miami Dolphins game, in which he played.

Perry played 23 snaps on defense for the Browns in their 39-17 loss to the Dolphins. He tallied one tackle in the game. It was the only game that Perry has played in during his NFL career after going undrafted out of Illinois.

This opens up a roster spot for the Cleveland Browns, at this point it is unclear what they plan on doing with it. The defensive tackle position continues to be a major weakness for Cleveland.

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