6 Offensive linemen the Cleveland Browns can still sign
By Randy Gurzi
6. Arie Kouandjio, Guard
A two-time BCS National Championship winner with the Alabama Crimson tide, Arie Kouandjio was a fourth-round pick of the Washington Redskins in 2015. He was waived in 2017 and added to the Baltimore Ravens practice squad but never made it to their active roster.
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Washington then brought him back and he ended up starting six games that season. He wasn’t able to add the progress he made that season due to a partially torn quad that cost him his entire 2018 season. He remains unsigned but could still have a future in the NFL.
5. Corey Robinson, Tackle
He’s a bit of a journeyman at this point, but Corey Robinson was at one point a highly thought of prospect for the South Carolina Gamecocks. After starting 35 career games for the SEC school, the former defensive lineman was selected by the Detroit Lions in the seventh round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
Robinson spent three seasons with Detroit and was a starter for eight games, five of which came in his final season with them. He was traded to the Carolina Panthers in 2018 but was released after appearing in only one game. Robinson then landed with the Jacksonville Jaguars and started one of three games played.
He wouldn’t come in and push for a starting job, but Robinson could offer some much-needed depth at the position.