ohiobucks1;1707881 wrote:No, I meant Bryant. The article also says theyre gonna cut Bryant. He always seemed to get sacks in the game I played.
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The Cleveland Browns front office is considering releasing defensive lineman
Phil Taylor in lieu of another player. If the Browns want to maximize their savings on his contract, they will have to release him prior to June 1.
In four seasons, Taylor has missed 20 football games - an average of five per season. He has missed at least one game in every season since his rookie year. In his 44 career games, Taylor has accumulated 109 tackles and 7 sacks.
The Baylor product counted in excess of $2.5 million against the cap last season. If the Browns release Taylor between now and the first of June, they will save the total amount of his deal in 2015 - $5,,477,000. If the Browns do choose to move on from Taylor, it will be a decision based on talent and a schematic fit.
The Browns have the second most available cap room according to Spotrac.com at $49,914,276. However,
if you believe owner Jimmy Haslam, the Browns are not in the market to spend much this off-season.
Cleveland selected the defensive tackle No. 21 in 2011 after trading down on a few occasions. At the time, he was considered a reach. He has flashed ability during his time in Ohio but, sometimes, availability is the best ability. "
No where do I see Bryant mentioned. :huh:
