Cleveland Browns host five linemen for team tryouts on Thursday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 9:35 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

General manager Andrew Berry hosted five linemen for workouts on Thursday as the Cleveland Browns seek to evaluate potential roster additions. The group of prospects included offensive tackles Luke Felix-Fualalo and Bayron Matos, along with defensive tackles Aaron Graves, Zion Logue, and Kristian Williams. Both Felix-Fualalo and Matos are eligible to join the practice squad as part of the NFL’s International Player Program. The workouts come as the team looks to adjust its roster during a brief break in the schedule. Berry continues to assess young talent to address positions of need as the early season progresses.
- •Cleveland evaluated five linemen including Luke Felix-Fualalo and Bayron Matos.
- •Defensive tackles Aaron Graves, Zion Logue, and Kristian Williams also participated in the workouts.
- •International Player Program participants may be added as a 17th practice squad member.
- •The team held the sessions on Thursday while taking a break from the active schedule.
- 9:35 PMYahoo Sports — Browns work out 5 linemen on Thursday
"The Cleveland Browns continue to look for more roster options including Zion Logue on the defensive line.
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