It was a tough watch this weekend as the Cleveland Browns dropped their third-game win of the year, falling to their AFC North rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers, by three touchdowns on Sunday. The offensive line and quarterback play weren't good, and the offense couldn't find the end zone once in Pittsburgh. On Tuesday, the team decided to do their weekly shuffle of practice squad players.
The team added three players to the practice squad: guard Austin Blaske, wide receiver Xavier Guillory, and offensive tackle Xavier Truss. In order to make room for these three players, the team released the following players from the practice squad: offensive tackle Andrew Coker, guard Vershon Lee, and punter Wes Pahl.
Austin Blaske is in his first season and
spent time on the practice squad for the Los Angeles Rams after signing with the team as an undrafted free agent. Guillory is out of Arizona State and signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2025 and spent time on their practice squad. Truss is in his second season and has spent time with the Broncos and Saints, including appearing in seven career games with the Saints.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns swap out three players of their practice squad
