Cleveland Browns Release Longtime Long Snapper Charley Hughlett

The Browns part ways with their second-longest tenured player while signing cornerback Anthony Kendall.

Charley Hughlett, the Browns' long snapper since 2014, was released with two years left on his contract.
Hughlett played 152 games for Cleveland, ranking 15th in franchise history, but was limited to five games last season due to a rib injury.
General Manager Andrew Berry described the decision as 'bittersweet,' praising Hughlett's perseverance and contributions to the team.
The Browns signed cornerback Anthony Kendall, a Baldwin-Wallace alumnus, who previously spent time on practice squads for the Titans and Ravens.
Hughlett's release leaves Joel Bitonio as the longest-tenured player on the team, having also joined in 2014.