The Cleveland Browns and head coach Todd Monken have signed former Georgia Bulldogs defensive tackle Zion Logue to their practice squad. Logue was previously with the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills in his NFL career.
Logue is a physical run defender and provides depth in the trenches for the Browns. In a corresponding move, Cleveland released defensive tackle Tyreak Sapp.
With the Browns, Logue will wear the No. 69 jersey as he fights to try to be activated for action on Sundays throughout the year. In 2025, Logue appeared in three games with the Bills. The former Georgia standout recorded 1/2 sack, two tackles and a pass defended.
Back in 2024, the Bills signed Logue off the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad months after the Falcons drafted Logue in the sixth-round
of the 2024 NFL Draft. As a rookie, Logue appeared in two games for Buffalo and recorded a pair of tackles. Now, Logue will look to make an impact in Cleveland with the NFL season starting this week on Wednesday.
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