Browns sign Tyler Huntley to add fifth arm to QB battle
NY Post
The Browns have added another quarterback to the mix.
Cleveland is already home to a quarterback battle between a whopping four players — Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders — but now the Browns have added one more player into the equation by signing Tyler Huntley, per ESPN.
While the quarterback room is quite full, the addition of a fifth QB in Huntley seems to be due to a stretch of bad injury luck for Cleveland.
Pickett hasn’t fully participated in a practice since July 26 due to a hamstring injury, Gabriel was limited Monday with hamstring tightness and Sanders was held out Saturday with arm soreness.
While Sanders returned Monday, the 40-year-old Flacco is the only quarterback of the four to not be sidelined at all yet this offseason.
Huntley’s decision to join the Browns marks a reunion as the 27-year-old spent training camp with Cleveland a season ago.
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