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Not all players requesting an exchange can speak to get out of town like Jamal Adams (or they have the kind of courage that Adams has, causing a team to cough up two first-round players and one player).
For the Browns, that means tight end David Njoku’s request appears to have come and gone.
Via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain dealerBrowns coach Kevin Stefanski said he hoped to work with Njoku as the players returned to something akin to soccer.
“My stance has not changed,” said Stefanski. “The stance of the organization has not changed, as we believe in David, excited to work with him. I’ll finally be in the same room with him this weekend, since he’s coming for the physicals, and then I’m going out on the field with him on Monday. Excited to work with him. “
Njoku asked to be treated earlier this month. The Browns had already chosen option 2021 in the 2017 first-rookie rookie contract this offseason, after Njoku limited himself to just four games last year due to a broken wrist.
The Browns signed the Austin Hooper early in free agency, giving them a superior target for quarterback Baker Mayfield. While there may still be work for Njoku in the passing game, there won’t be that much, and it’s unclear if his feelings have changed.
