The deadline for all 32 teams to cut to the 53-man roster has passed. Young players have earned their first real shot in the NFL, and for some, a chance to find a new home and a new scheme to play in. Some moves made today have left some surprised, and some NFL teams may regret the cuts they made. Let's take a look at three players the Cleveland Browns may regret cutting.
Sometimes, keeping fan favorites is not a bad thing. In the case of wide receiver Luke Floeria, with all the bad will the Browns have stirred up as of late, the fans will not love seeing this move. Yes, this was a crowded receiver room, but his preseason play made many believe he had earned a main roster spot.
KT Leveston getting cut definitely came as a bit of a surprise, as he
somehow has gone from battling for a starting right guard spot to looking for a new home. Even if you believe he was not the answer at right guard, deciding not to even keep him on the roster as a depth offensive lineman is certainly puzzling, and one Cleveland will likely want back.
Lastly, Tyreak Sapp getting let go is not surprising in the sense that this defensive tackle room is both crowded and talented, but that he showed glimpses in camp. It never hurts to have too many big, beefy men along the defensive line, and letting go of one might come back to bite the franchise.
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