When the Cleveland Browns let J.C. Tretter walk this offseason, saving a little over $8 million in cap space, there were quite a few skeptics. Then when his heir in Nick Harris went down with a season-ending injury, there were cries for the Browns to bring Tretter back.
However, the Browns made a move to sign veteran center Ethan Pocic after cutting Tretter just in case their plan with Harris did not work out. And despite the cries to get a more proven veteran onto the roster after Harris went down, the Browns stood by their plan to let Pocic ride it out.
