3. OT Jedrick Wills Jr.
Jedrick Wills Jr. is another Browns player finding himself on thin ice ahead of free agency.
Aside from a solid rookie campaign, the former 2020 first-rounder hasn't lived up to his draft status. The 2023 season wasn't any different as Wills played to a career-worst 60.1 pass-block grade on Pro Football Focus after allowing 29 pressures (21 hurries, 5 hits, 3 sacks) across 319 passing downs before his season prematurely ended due to an MCL injury.
For comparison, the former Alabama blocker only allowed 18 pressures on 507 pass-block snaps as a rookie, illustrating how much he's regressed.
The Browns picked up Wills' fifth-year option last May, so he's currently on the 2024 roster. Having said that, if they believe that they can sign a cheaper, better option in free agency, Cleveland can trade Wills before June 1 to free up $12.7 million in cap space or $14.1 million if he's moved after that date, per Spotrac.
At the end of the day, it could be mutually beneficial for both sides to move on and start fresh.