Overview
- Diontae Johnson has signed a one-year, $1.17 million veteran-minimum contract with the Cleveland Browns, with no guaranteed money.
- Johnson, a former Pro Bowl wide receiver, is competing for a roster spot after playing for five teams in just over a year.
- The Browns can release Johnson at any time, with team insiders stressing the importance of professionalism and avoiding role-related complaints.
- Johnson's career has declined since his breakout 2021 season with the Steelers, where he recorded 107 receptions, 1,161 yards, and eight touchdowns.
- After a tumultuous 2024 season marked by trades, a suspension, and minimal impact, Johnson must prove his value to avoid potentially ending his NFL career.