Will Nick Chubb be a CAP CASUALTY for the Cleveland Browns this offseason? Let's hope not!

Will the great Nick Chubb be a salary cap casualty for the Cleveland Browns? Some say it could happen. ESPN & The Athletic selected one player from each team that could be released due to a high salary cap number. Regarding the Cleveland Browns, both outlets selected Nick Chubb, who has a $16M salary cap hit for the 2024 season. Will Nick Chubb be a salary cap casualty?

Jeremiah Trotter looks at the Cleveland Browns Foundation, and today, UCSS will compare their notes to the MTS podcast. Should the late Jim Brown have his iconic #32 jersey retired league-wide?

The Cleveland Cavaliers tip off the second half of the season on Thursday against the Sixers. Should the Cavs consider someone in the buyout market?

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