Browns waive WR Aaron Anderson, add DT Coziah Izzard to roster
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 11:58 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
The Cleveland Browns have waived wide receiver Aaron Anderson with an injury designation following a practice injury. In response to a need for defensive depth, the Browns claimed defensive tackle Coziah Izzard off waivers from the Arizona Cardinals. Izzard, who previously played for the Kansas City Chiefs and spent time on the New Orleans Saints' practice squad, adds to the Browns' defensive tackle rotations. The changes come as the Browns seek to fill gaps in their roster ahead of the season.
- •Aaron Anderson waived due to a practice injury on Tuesday.
- •Coziah Izzard claimed from Arizona to bolster defensive tackle depth.
- •Izzard had previously played with the Kansas City Chiefs and Saints.
- •Cleveland has made multiple free agent additions to their defense recently.
- •The Browns' current defensive tackle lineup includes Izzard and several others.
- 11:58 AMYahoo Sports — Browns roster: Tuesday injury leads to promising UDFA being waived, defender added
"The Cleveland Browns roster keeps seeing changes with promising WR Aaron Anderson waived with a injury designation
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