One of the Cleveland Browns’ bigger free agents this offseason is wide receiver Breshad Perriman. The one-time Ravens draft disappointment successfully revived his career in Cleveland in 2018. Browns GM John Dorsey hopes that can continue in 2019 and beyond.
At the combine on Thursday, Dorsey was asked about Perriman’s potential of coming back to Cleveland.
“We’ve had numerous conversations with his agent,” Dorsey said. “I’ve spoken to him directly and he has expressed a willingness to be here in Cleveland. So I think what you do is you let the process unfold.”
Perriman caught 16 passes for 340 yards and scored two TDs after signing with the Browns for the final 10 games. His role gradually increased as the wideout became more comfortable with the offense and Baker Mayfield at QB.
Dorsey concluded his Perriman answer with an optimistic longing,
“I would love to have that player here. We’ll wait and see at the appropriate moment.”
Other teams can sign Perriman starting on March 13.
