The Cleveland Browns have signed two of the team’s seven selections from the 2020 NFL Draft. On Wednesday the team announced it has come to terms with tight end Harrison Bryant and wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones.
Terms were not immediately disclosed, but the standard rookie contract deal is for four years.
Bryant, a tight end from Florida Atlantic, was the team’s fourth-round pick. He is primarily a pass-catching TE who parlayed a strong Senior Bowl week into higher draft relevance.
Peoples-Jones was the team’s final selection, a sixth-round choice from Michigan. An athletic project, Peoples-Jones will get chances to prove himself as a return specialist as well as at wide receiver.
