5 Cleveland Browns UDFAs with a chance to make the team

ORLANDO, FLORIDA - DECEMBER 21: Solomon Ajayi #14 of the Liberty Flames and Jessie Lemonier #11 react after a defensive stand during the first quarter of the 2019 Cure Bowl against the Georgia Southern Eagles at Exploria Stadium on December 21, 2019 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
ORLANDO, FLORIDA - DECEMBER 21: Solomon Ajayi #14 of the Liberty Flames and Jessie Lemonier #11 react after a defensive stand during the first quarter of the 2019 Cure Bowl against the Georgia Southern Eagles at Exploria Stadium on December 21, 2019 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images) /
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Which UDFAs can make the Cleveland Browns roster in 2020?

The Cleveland Browns, like all other NFL teams, spend the days before, during, and after the NFL Draft talking to college players about signing with them as undrafted free agents. In doing so, teams are hoping to find one or two players that were missed during the draft and become productive NFL players. Every year there seems to be some player that claws his way from obscurity onto a depth chart somewhere.

This past off-season, the Browns signed 15 of these players in hopes of they have found that player or two. Below is the list of those 15 undrafted free agents signed after the draft per CevelandBrowns.com:

Solomon Ajayi, Linebacker, Liberty

Elijah Benton, Safety, Liberty

Ja’Marcus Bradley, Wide Receiver, Louisiana

Tony Brown, Wide Receiver, Colorado

Kevin Davidson, Quarterback, Princeton

Drake Dorbeck, Offensive Tackle, Southern Mississippi

A.J. Green, Cornerback, Oklahoma State

George Obinna, EDGE, Sacramento State

Brian Herrien, Running Back, Georgia

Jameson Houston, Cornerback, Baylor

Jovante Moffatt, Safety, Middle Tennessee State

Benny LeMay, Running Back, Charlotte

Alex Taylor, Offensive Tackle, South Carolina State

Jeffery Whatley, Defensive Line, South Alabama

Nate Wieting, Tight End, Iowa

Most of these players will likely find their way to the Browns, or other NFL teams, practice squad to spend most if not all of 2020, or not make it on a team at all. If the Browns are lucky, one or two might be good enough to earn a roster spot. Here are five that could likely find themselves in brown and orange game one.