You're right, I forgot about the offer from the ravens. But he also flew to Cleveland practically begging for a job and walked away with nothing. He made it pretty clear he wanted to sign with them, and they need all the help they can get.

Bryant left town without a contract on Friday, and the two sides did not come close to an agreement. Bryant is seeking a one-year "prove-it'' deal and wants to play for a contender. But the asking price may be too high for the Browns. In April, Bryant turned down a three-year, $21 million offer from the Ravens.

The three-time Pro Bowler will remain on the Browns' radar, but they're not expected to sign him anytime soon.

But he did want to play for the Browns lol. He was all over social media talking about his visit in the days leading up to it.

He's all over social media in general talking about workouts and plays on Monday Night Football and what he had for breakfast ..... so what!

Arnold didn't come close to catching the one ball last night, and i dont think Meridith even got a look. I wonder if Meridith is a slow learner of the playbook or if he just doesn't run correct routes or get seperation.

So who is the 3rd WR?

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ndon-marshall/

Have you seen much of his play the last couple of years? All I see is a guy who has a very limited route tree, whose ability to create separation has severely diminished. He was never a fast guy, but he's even slower now. He doesn't consistently win 50-50 balls anymore, which was one of his strengths in his prime.

This is a guy who hasn't been able to secure a job, despite so many teams around the league needing receivers. He's had a handful of workouts with some of those very same teams and nothing has come of it. Most guys in his position get jobs, or at least training camp invites on their reputation alone. The fact that he hasn't is, to me, very telling.