Browns might’ve quietly nailed this offseason move

The Cleveland Browns' offseason has been filled with non-stop headlines, from the Myles Garrett trade request to mega-extension saga, to the quarterback acquisitions, and everything else in between. Heading into free agency, the Browns had some wiggle room to make moves, but were never going to be players for any of the top players on the market like Milton Williams. While they couldn't throw massive amounts of money at the top available options, they were still well within their means to upgrade around the margins. None of these moves will get the coverage of most other offseason moves, but they could absolutely pay dividends this season. One of the under-the-radar signings that stands out the most from free agency was the addition of defensive tackle Maliek Collins to a two-year deal. Collins spent the 2024 season with the 49ers but was released before he could play out the final year of his two-year extension to save cap space in an offseason where San Francisco gave out big extensions to quarterback Broc