Giants listed as potential destination for Ethan Pocic after recovery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 7:06 PM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Ethan Pocic, a former center for the Cleveland Browns, is healthy after recovering from a torn Achilles. The New York Giants are identified as one of three potential teams that could sign the free agent soon. Reports indicate that Pocic is cleared to participate in training camp after being injured last December. He started in all four seasons with the Browns and has been touted for his experience and contributions on the field. In addition to the Giants, the Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders are noted as potential landing spots due to their own center situations.
- •Ethan Pocic was cleared for training camp after a torn Achilles.
- •New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens, and Washington Commanders are potential suitors.
- •Pocic started all games for the Browns over the past four years.
- •Washington Commanders currently have uncertainty at center after releasing Tyler Biadasz.
- •Baltimore Ravens need to replace Tyler Linderbaum who left for a new deal.
- 7:06 PMYahoo Sports — Giants among 3 best landing spots for ex-Browns center Ethan Pocic
"The New York Giants are one of three teams that make sense for former Cleveland Browns center Ethan Pocic.
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