The Dwayne Bowe experiment is finally over in Cleveland.
The unproductive veteran wideout was released by the team Wednesday.
Inked last offseason under the prior regime to a two-year deal with $9 million guaranteed, Bowe caught just five passes all season as the most disappointing free-agent addition league-wide of 2015.
The move comes hours after the Brownsreleased linebackerKarlos Dansby, but for different reasons: While Dansby was an aging player who cost too much, he was also a week-to-week contributor in Cleveland. Bowe was a phantom from the very first minute.
It's fair to wonder if the former Chiefs pass-catcher has played his last snap in the NFL. If so, he's got plenty of money to take with him.