Cleveland Browns News: Andrew Sendejo ready to help groom Grant Delpit
By Dan Justik
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Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry put in a lot of work this offseason building plenty of competition throughout the entire roster. One of the position groups with some of the most competition is in the secondary.
The secondary looks to be the most competitive unit, as Berry was focused on improving the group in 2020. The safety room received the most turnover and will be a position group of focus during the season.
Berry signed two free agents with plenty of starting experience in Karl Joseph and Andrew Sendejo, but Berry also used Cleveland’s second-round pick to select Grant Delpit, who looks to be the future of the Browns secondary.
Today’s featured article discusses how Sendejo is ready to be a leader in the safety room and help groom the potential future of Cleveland’s safety room.
Cleveland Browns News
"With his familiarity of Woods’ scheme, Sendejo knows that this year, more than any other, he is going to really have to help the younger players in the secondary, especially second-round pick Grant Delpit, get up to speed quickly with the season just around the corner."
Sendejo will provide the Browns with solid depth in the safety room, especially because his familiarity with Joe Woods’ defense will allow him to be an even better leader for the Browns. He may be the No. 3 safety, but he could become the most important player among the safeties.
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