Veteran safety Jim Leonhard will spend the final season of his playing career in Cleveland.
Leonhard tweeted Wednesday that he signed a contract with the Browns. This comes months after stating the 2014 season would be the curtain call for his 10-year career. The Browns later announced the signing.
Although Leonhard's range is limited at this stage of his career, he did manage a career-high four interceptions in seven starts with Buffalo last season.
As any reader of Nicholas Dawidoff's Collision Low Crossers knows, Leonhard is essentially a coach on the field with an extraordinarily high football IQ. He will help Browns defenders grasp the nuances of Pettine's scheme, while pushing free safety Tashaun Gipson for snaps.
The latest Around The League Podcast talks about the good and bad out of Cowboys camp, then plays the "What's More Likely?" game.
