Special teams ace Tony Brown signs with Cleveland The Cleveland Browns have reportedly agreed to terms with veteran cornerback/special teamer Tony Brown on a 1-year deal.
Tony Brown played under Bubba Ventrone with the Colts in 2022 NFL free agency started with a few splashes early in the legal tampering period with players reportedly agreeing to sign big deals for multiple years.
The Houston Texans have agreed to terms with defensive back Mike Ford, as first reported by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Ford and the Texans have agreed to the two-year deal worth $4.5 million.
Which cornerback and safeties are hitting free agency for Cleveland? Next up on our preview of Cleveland Browns’ free agents is the defensive backs position.
The Cleveland Browns are trying to finish strong amid their Thursday Night Football matchup against the New York Jets. The Browns have a 34-17 lead on New York early in the fourth quarter.
Cleveland and Chicago are locked up in a back-and-forth game that neither team can get things going. What Cleveland cannot afford is any more injuries, yet in the first quarter, the Browns lose two key contributors on each side of the ball.
The Cleveland Browns came away with a hard-fought win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, and one Browns player was quick to rub it in — literally.
The Terrible Towel is always an easy target when the Pittsburgh Steelers lose, and the Cleveland Browns knew that in Week 11. After their win over Pittsburgh,
CLEVELAND — Browns cornerback Mike Ford had some other uses for the iconic Terrible Towel other than waving it around above his head following the team’s 13-10 win over the Steelers on Sunday.
The special teamer rose to the occasion, as did Greg Newsome. Below, we analyze the snap counts and stats on defense for the Cleveland Browns’ Week 10 game against the Baltimore Ravens.
We’re breaking down some of the top takeaways from the Cleveland Browns’ snap count totals in their 33-31 win over the Ravens on Sunday in Baltimore. - Cornerback Mike Ford Jr.
The Browns and Ravens find themselves in a typical AFC North slugfest. Both defenses are playing well - the Ravens' defense is playing a touch better. With one minute left in the first half, the Ravens got the ball back leading 17-9 trying to get some points before half.
The Cleveland Browns laid a thorough beating on the Cardinals on Sunday with a 27-0 win at Cleveland Browns Stadium, and we’re breaking down what stood out from the snap counts.
Injuries are unfortunate at any time, especially in early training camp. Now, the hope is it’s nothing serious for one Cleveland Browns cornerback. Mike Ford appeared to suffer a leg injury on Tuesday.
According to Ian Rapoport, former Falcons special teams ace Mike Ford has signed a one-year deal worth $2.25 million with the Browns. Ford appeared in all 17 games for Atlanta last year, including two starts.
Atlanta Falcons special teams coordinator Marquice Williams will be without one of his favorite players next season. Former Falcons defensive back, gunner and jammer Mike Ford has signed with the Cleveland Browns, he announced over Twitter on Monday.
Ask a casual Atlanta Falcons fan to name a cornerback. It's probable that names such as All-Pro A.J. Terrell, starting nickel Isaiah Oliver and even the injured Casey Hayward will come up ...
The NFL offseason is officially in the rearview mirror, as OTAs, training camp and the preseason are complete, and regular season games beginning later this week.
The Falcons are making moves, releasing Mike Ford and Dean Marlowe to make room for the recent acquisitions of Matt Dickerson and Chuma Edoga. I say these were unexpected players to be released because both were set to have a significant impact on special teams, whereas Dickerson and Edoga aren’t as well versed.
AUGUST 31 FALCONS CUT TWO DBs The Atlanta Falcons added two players Wednesday, which meant the team had to cut two players from their initial 53-man roster.
This offseason, the Denver Broncos had a quartet of cornerbacks hit unrestricted free agency. Up until Friday, only one of them had signed with a new team.
On the bright side, 12 players were activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list.
All eyes are on the Denver Broncos to see how the team responds in the aftermath of the blockbuster Von Miller trade, which occurred on Monday. Emotionally, does the Broncos' roster have the mettle to not only overcome the loss of Miller's influence?
The Denver Broncos ruled Mike Ford out of Week 6's home tilt vs. the Las Vegas Raiders as the defensive back has battled a knee injury. On Saturday, with running back Mike Boone healthy and ready to return off injured reserve, the Broncos made a pair of roster moves. Per 9NEWS' Mike Klis, Ford was placed on IR while Boone was activated.
By Tuesday's deadline, the Denver Broncos got under the 53-man limit but added two new players via waiver claims. The corresponding moves saw Denver part with running back Royce Freeman and defensive lineman Jonathan Harris. The new arrivals are former Detroit cornerback Mike Ford, and former Baltimore running back Nate McCrary.
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