Bearcats fans may see another former UC player in the NFL tonight. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the Cleveland Browns are elevating Jowon Briggs to the active roster for the game against Denver.
The Cleveland Browns made a series of roster moves ahead of their Week 13, Monday Night Football showdown with the Denver Broncos. That list of transactions included trimming their quarterback room down to just two signal callers.
As the San Francisco 49ers and other NFL teams refine their roster post-cuts, all 32 clubs are on the hunt for guys who didn’t make the cut. This time of year is crucial for NFL teams who are looking to fill a hole on their roster or add depth.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Browns are signing former Cincinnati Bearcats star defensive tackle Jowon Briggs to their practice squad. They waived him on Tuesday as part of final roster cuts.
The Bengals set their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday. They have a lot of talent, but they also have some pretty clear needs. Here are eight players that they could either add on waivers or sign to help bolster their roster: Jowon Briggs, Defensive Tackle The Bengals showed interest in Briggs during the pre-draft process.
The Browns waived former Cincinnati Bearcats star defensive tackle Jowon Briggs according to NFL insider Aaron Wilson. Cleveland picked him in the seventh round (243rd overall) in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Browns waived defensive tackle Jowon Briggs according to NFL insider Aaron Wilson. The University of Cincinnati product would be an ideal fit on the Bengals' roster.
New Cleveland defensive tackle Jowon Briggs made an impact at the Browns’ rookie camp before he ever stepped onto the field. The former Cincinnati Bearcat spoke candidly about his passions on and off the field, impressing media members while soliciting laughter along with his words.
The defensive tackle room is slammed full When the final gun sounded in the loss to the Houston Texans in the playoff game last year, the Cleveland Browns went into the off-season with only two defensive tackles under contract.
Former Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Jowon Briggs is headed to Celveland to start his NFL career. He was the lone Bearcat to get taken, landing at Pick 243 Briggs posted 27 tackles (6 TFL) and two sacks this past season after being an integral part of the Bearcats success this decade.