The Cleveland Browns have officially announced their 16-player practice squad for the 2024 season, highlighting a significant shift in how they will utilize this group. This year's practice squad seems to be more talent-rich, with several players having a legitimate chance of being promoted to the active roster. Notable inclusions are wide receivers Jaelon Darden and Michael Woods II, alongside offensive tackle Roy Mbaeteka as the designated international player. Additionally, the Browns have re-signed running back D'Onta Foreman after initially releasing him, providing necessary depth to the backfield with injuries affecting key players. The team aims to leverage the practice squad as a strategic extension of the active roster, reflecting a more structured approach to roster management. These moves come as the Browns prepare for the upcoming season, aiming for a competitive edge in their lineup.