Browns start slashing roster, cut 15 players from active roster
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Key Points:
- The Cleveland Browns have begun trimming their training camp roster, announcing 15 cuts and one release from injured reserve as they work toward the 53-man roster deadline.
- Four vested veterans were released, including cornerbacks Tre Avery and Tyler Hall, offensive tackle Tyre Phillips, and tight end Jack Stoll from injured reserve.
- Other players waived include tight ends Drew Biber and Jermaine Terry, offensive tackles Jeremiah Byers and Izavion Miller, punter Nik Constantinou, safety Christopher Edmonds, cornerbacks Nate Evans and Jeremiah McClendon, defensive tackles Coziah Izzard and Patrick Jenkins, defensive end Jamil Muhammad, and wide receiver Ben Patterson.
- The Browns still need to make additional roster moves to meet the 53-player limit, with further changes expected as other NFL teams finalize their rosters.
