Browns make 4 roster moves, including adding WR, DE, before Week 1 practice starts

The transactions include signing wide receiver Bub Means and defensive end Nadame Tucker to the practice squad, as detailed on the team’s official website. A defensive tackle also joined the practice squad, according to WKBN.com. Coverage notes that the fourth move was part of the same roster adjustment, though the player’s name is not specified in the headlines. Multiple outlets highlighted different aspects of the activity. Yahoo Sports ran a story titled ‘Cleveland Continues to Fine Tune Practice Squad Ahead of Week 1,’ emphasizing the broader effort to shape the squad.

CBS Sports focused on the WR addition, publishing ‘Bub Means: Signed to Browns’ practice squad.’ WKBN.com reported the defensive tackle signing, while clevelandbrowns.com posted the official announcement of Means and Tucker. Dawgs By Nature compiled the four moves into a single recap. These moves come as NFL teams finalize their rosters ahead of the preseason. Practice‑squad slots allow clubs to develop players who are not on the active roster but can be called up if injuries arise. For the Browns, adding a receiver, a defensive end and a defensive tackle suggests a focus on depth at skill positions and the defensive line as the regular season approaches.

The timing, just before Week 1 practice, indicates the organization is seeking to evaluate new talent in a live‑training environment. Observers will watch the upcoming Week 1 practice to see how Means, Tucker and the newly signed defensive tackle integrate with the squad. Further roster adjustments are possible as coaches assess performance, and any additional announcements are likely to appear on the same outlets that reported today. Continued coverage from Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports, WKBN.com and the Browns’ official site will provide updates on the fourth, unnamed move and on player evaluations.