The Browns' search for tight end help has not proven fruitful in free agency. Top target Charles Clay was transition tagged by Miami, then scored a five-year, $38-million offer sheet from Buffalo. The Browns weren't going to spend that much on Clay, no matter how much they liked him. They offered former Brown Jordan Cameron a two-year re-up, but Cameron took Clay's place in Miami. The Browns talked with Ed Dickson, but he re-upped in Carolina. That leaves the Browns with veterans Jim Dray and Gary Barnidge, with more help on the way through the second wave of free agency or the draft.via ESPN.com - NFL Nation http://ift.tt/1HtM4p9
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