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Browns sign 12 UDFA at the start of rookie minicamp
TL;DR
The Cleveland Browns signed 12 undrafted free agents to participate in rookie minicamp, alongside eight of their 10 draft picks. The signings include players like RB Davon Booth and DE Logan Fano.
Key points
- Browns signed 12 undrafted free agents
- Rookie minicamp is starting soon
- Eight of ten draft picks also signed
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Sep 16, 2023; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Utah Utes defensive end Logan Fano (0) pressures Weber State Wildcats quarterback Kylan Weisser (11) in the second half at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images
The NFL has very few slow times. Things happen quickly and often in a league that wants to keep itself in the news cycle as much as possible. With the 2026 NFL draft in the rearview mirror, the NFL schedule release looming, and training camp just a couple of months away, the Cleveland Browns continue their offseason programming with rookie minicamp kicking off on Friday.
Friday, Cleveland announced the signing of eight of their 10 draft picks. Shortly after that, the team also announced signing 12 undrafted free agents who will participate in the rookie minicamp. All of them were in our UDFA tracker from right after the draft:
Q&A
Who are the 12 undrafted free agents signed by the Cleveland Browns?
The Browns signed RB Davon Booth, CB Nate Evans, DE Logan Fano, DT Bernard Gooden, RB TJ Harden, OT Izavion Miller, CB DeCarlos Nicholson, P Wes Pahl, DE Tyreak Sapp, DE Khordae Sydnor, S Zion Washington, and WR Kole Wilson.
What is the significance of the Browns' rookie minicamp?
The rookie minicamp allows the Browns to evaluate new talent, including undrafted free agents, as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
When does the Cleveland Browns' rookie minicamp start?
The rookie minicamp for the Cleveland Browns kicks off on Friday, marking an important event in their offseason programming.