Overview
- The agreement includes about $20 million guaranteed, a $9.6 million signing bonus and per-game active roster bonuses, per multiple reports.
- Green Bay cut Jenkins as a cap move after seven seasons, and he brings rare versatility with NFL starts at guard, center and tackle.
- The Texans and Ravens pursued Jenkins, but the Browns secured him after GM Andrew Berry explored a trade and chose to wait for his release, according to reporting.
- Cleveland also traded for right tackle Tytus Howard, re-signed Teven Jenkins and agreed to terms with guard Zion Johnson, materially reshaping four line spots.
- Left tackle remains the primary vacancy heading into the draft, with the team holding two first-round picks to address the position.