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Jacob Roach

New Browns safety Juan Thornhill will not accept your negativity

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General manager Andrew Berry has done a good job this offseason of fixing roster issues and adding talent to the 2023 Cleveland Browns. However, there are still plenty that will always think it’s the same old Browns until they are consistently proven wrong on the football field.

However, new Browns safety Juan Thornhill has had enough of the negativity that surrounds the team. He took to Twitter to guarantee that things will be different and the team is in a position to win games this year. Let’s take a look at what all Thornhill had to say on the matter and how he doesn’t care about the past team’s lack of success.

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