Accompanying move with Kidsy release: they sign WR Brown (Tony Brown Of course): pic.twitter.com/3YrIsWa34P
— John Keim (@john_keim) August 31, 2020
The Washington Football Team cut ties with WR Darvin Kidsy on Monday morning, ending his three year stint with the team. In his place, Washington decided to pick up WR Tony Brown, a rookie who went undrafted and was released by the Cleveland Browns earlier this summer.
Brown is a former member of the Colorado Buffs, and he played with Washington QB Steven Montez in college. During his senior year, Brown tied for the team lead with 56 receptions, while recording 707 yards and five touchdowns along the way. He also earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors for his performance in 2019, and at one point came down with this impressive toe-tap touchdown last season.
Tony Brown with the sweet #toetapTD to help lead the Buffs all the way back for a huge win!
(Via @Pac12Network)pic.twitter.com/ngli6Q8ScR
— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 11, 2019
For Kidsy, it was likely going to be a long-shot for him to make the roster cut in Washington once again this season. In his two years with the team, he’s appeared in only 5 games with a total of one reception for eight yards.
