The Cleveland Browns have signed Tyler Coyle, a former Green Bay Packers player they faced in their first preseason game last week. The Browns decided to add Coyle to their roster after seeing him in action against them.
Coyle, who has spent two years in the NFL, previously played for the Dallas Cowboys. His role with the Cowboys was limited, as he appeared in only three games and recorded eight tackles during his time there. Although his NFL experience is limited, Coyle is only 25 years old and is eager to establish himself with the Browns.
Coyle’s college career was split between Connecticut and Purdue, where he demonstrated solid tackling and playmaking skills.
Last season, he was with the Cowboys and also spent time on the Packers’ practice squad. Now, with the Browns, Coyle will have the opportunity to participate in training camp and the remaining preseason games. To secure a spot on the team, he will need to make a strong impression on the coaching staff.
While Coyle’s chances of making the Browns’ active roster may be slim, he could potentially earn a spot on their practice squad. His performance in the upcoming weeks will determine his future with the team.
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