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The wide receivers, Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry, have the two biggest games for the Browns during the 2021 season and head coach Kevin Stefanski sees no reason why it should put both players in the way.
The salary cap is shrinking for the coming season and the two widths make up about 15 percent of the projected number, but the Browns are expected to have a space and Stefanski said on ESPN Radio this week that he feels the team can do what they need. to do this off-season without moving one of the two players
“I think we can, yes,” Stefanski said via Cleveland.com. “I think you do not want to be so dogmatic about it and say, ‘All right. We need to have this number of recipients and this number of fixed points and it needs to go back. ‘I think you go with what you have and make sure you put yourself in a position to put together a competitive list for a number of years to come. So, yeah, I think we’re in a good place. The easy part to say is, ‘Hey, just give us more players. Give us three more excellent players on the attacking side, and give us three players on the defensive side, and we’ll go spend that amount on each man. “I think we have a plan. We follow the plan. ”
Beckham’s salary is guaranteed for an injury and he comes from an ACL, so they will have to trade him to make a capital saving. Landry’s cuts would remove more than $ 11.7 million in space, but general manager Andrew Berry was no more likely to walk the path than Stefanski when asked at Landry’s press conference last week.