The Cleveland Browns are actively exploring options to bolster their roster following a challenging Week 1, where they suffered a loss to the Dallas Cowboys and saw tight end David Njoku sustain a high ankle sprain. Njoku, who was a key contributor last season, is expected to miss at least a couple of games, prompting the Browns to sign tight end Geoff Swaim to their practice squad. Meanwhile, former Browns tight end Harrison Bryant, now with the Las Vegas Raiders, is emerging as a potential trade target due to his limited playing time in Las Vegas. Additionally, the Browns are considering a trade for second-year cornerback Emmanuel Forbes Jr. from the Washington Commanders, who has struggled since being drafted 16th overall in 2023. Forbes’ performance has drawn criticism, and the Commanders may look to move him as part of their roster reshuffling. The Browns' strategy continues to focus on acquiring talented players who have underperformed elsewhere, aiming for high-reward outcomes.