CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Browns are releasing Juan Thornhill when the league year opens March 12, the safety told cleveland.com on Monday. The writing was on the wall Saturday when Thornhill, 29, posted on X, “Greater things to come. One day at a time.”

The Browns are moving on from safety Juan Thornhill after two injury-plagued seasons after he signed in 2023 from the Kansas City Chiefs.

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry and his front office have begun restructuring the salary cap with today’s roster moves. With Deshaun Watson’s contract and the possibility of a Myles Garrett trade,

The Cleveland Browns are releasing safety Juan Thornhill. After signing the former Virginia safety and Super Bowl-winner with the Kansas City Chiefs to a three-year deal, the Browns are moving on from their starting free safety after just two seasons.

The Cleveland Browns head into the 2025 offseason in dire need of a fresh start. After a dismal 3-14 season, the franchise is looking to make critical roster moves that will help reestablish its identity.

The Cleveland Browns have reportedly confirmed the release of S Juan Thornhill after a short 22-game career with the team. He was one of the Browns’ bigger free-agent signings of 2023 and was projected to fill a huge role in the secondary following John Johnson III’s previously underwhelming performance at free safety.