Daily Dawg Tags: Damarious Randall extension with Browns will ‘take time’
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know, including a potential Damarious Randall extension “taking time.”
The Cleveland Browns front office will face many tough decisions in the next couple of seasons when it comes to who they decide to give extensions to.
With several of their key young players finishing up their rookie deals, the Browns are going to have to give out more lucrative contracts, which is going to deplete their cap space.
They are already facing some difficult decisions, as they have multiple starters entering their final year of their rookie contracts this season, including safety Damarious Randall.
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In today’s featured article, Browns general manager John Dorsey explains that despite the Browns being interested in extending Randall, it will take longer than fans want.
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"“I’ve had a lot of good conversations with (Damarious’ agent),” Dorsey said on Wednesday. “This thing’s going to take a little bit of time, but, as you well know, my answer’s going to be I don’t talk about the business of football in that regard, but we have had conversations.”"
After the Browns moved Randall to safety, Randall ended up having the best season of his career and became a leader for the defense. He may be asking for top-tier safety money, but he may prove to be too good to let walk away.
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