Browns have Jameis Winston, Tyler Huntley trade intrigue after surprise quarterback decision
NY Post
Jameis Winston and Tyler Huntley may not want to lock into those Cleveland leases yet.
The Browns will listen to offers for the pair of backup quarterbacks and could possibly trade one of them despite both making the initial 53-man roster, according to Cleveland.com.
Cleveland has told fellow backup Dorian Thompson-Robinson he has made the team, per the report, which seemingly pencils him in to be either the No. 2 or No. 3 behind starter Deshaun Watson.
The Vikings and Chargers are considered possible trade partners, according to the report.
That the Browns are looking to potentially deal one of their quarterbacks serves a reminder as to how surviving the 53-man roster cut doesn’t mean a player will automatically make it to Week 1.
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