According to a report on Monday by Mike Garofolo of NFL Network, the Cleveland Browns are set to release former Kansas City Chiefs safety Juan Thornhill. Thornhill was selected by the Chiefs in the second round of the 2019 NFL draft after an exceptional tenure as a lynchpin of the Virginia Cavaliers’ secondary,

An NFL insider reported that a former Chiefs starter and two-time Super Bowl champion is being released by an AFC franchise. The post Ex-Chiefs Super Bowl Starter to Be Released by Current Team: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Cleveland Browns originally hoped that Juan Thornhill would help fill the void in a remade secondary for a three-year stint when they signed him back in 2023 as one of their key free agent acquisitions.

The first day of the new league year in the National Football League doesn't begin until March 12, but the Cleveland Browns are already making moves. Just a year after a surprise playoff appearance following an injury to quarterback Deshaun Watson,

The Cleveland Browns are releasing safety Juan Thornhill. After signing the former Virginia safety and Super Bowl-winner with the Kansas City Chiefs to a three-year deal, the Browns are moving on from their starting free safety after just two seasons.

The Bills are better off putting together a package to get the real Myles Garrett. It could be the key for them to finally beat the Kansas City Chiefs and be the kings of the AFC. It’s also a dream as the Cleveland Browns have made it clear they have no interest in trading their star pass rusher.

Kareem Hunt's journey in the NFL has been a tale of twists and turns. After bursting onto the scene with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2017, his

The Kansas City Chiefs are turning their attention towards the offseason after coming up short in Super Bowl LIX against the Philadelphia Eagles. And star cornerback Jaylen Watson appears to already be recruiting one of his former teammates, Juan Thornhill, after he was released by the Cleveland Browns on Monday.

Philadelphia isn't slowing down after the Super Bowl triumph over the Chiefs. The Eagles are reportedly gearing up for a massive move to bolster their roster, targeting a star player in what could be a game-changing blockbuster trade.

Smith, 25, is the best offensive lineman without a contract for 2025, something the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping to do something about. On Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach was asked about how high a priority Smith was for the three-time defending AFC champions. Veach didn’t mince words.

The Browns are moving on from a longtime specialist who'd been with the team since being signed off the Chiefs' practice squad in 2014.