Browns Release Kadarius Toney After Disappointing Stint

The former first-round pick was waived following a series of costly mistakes and minimal contributions in Cleveland.

Kadarius Toney was released by the Cleveland Browns after just three games with the team, contributing little offensively and making critical errors on special teams.
In his latest appearance, Toney muffed a punt and was flagged for a taunting penalty, drawing criticism from Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski.
The wide receiver, drafted 20th overall in 2021 by the New York Giants, has struggled to find consistency across stints with the Giants, Chiefs, and Browns.
Despite showing flashes of potential, including a record-setting punt return in Super Bowl LVII, Toney has failed to establish himself due to poor performance and off-field controversies.
At 25 years old, Toney’s NFL future remains uncertain, with questions about whether another team will take a chance on his raw talent.