Of course, with the season record now standing at 3-10, there's no urgency to make any moves right now. But, the dead money issue is concerning considering how many players haven't lived up to ...

The Browns remain on the hook for more than $92 million in salary and $172,331,244 in what would be dead cap money if he were to be cut before June 1 of this year.

If you do a maximum restructure next year, you’re going to add $35.76 million of dead money, because you’ll be pushing that amount of CAP room into future years, which would bring the total ...

The Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs have been connected to ... room this year while taking on $19.2 million in dead money ... go a long way in solving some of those problems.

Cleveland would take on over $170 million in dead money if they move on from the embattled QB this offseason. ... No, Cousins at 37 isn't some magic pill that fixes the Browns problems.

It would have been extremely difficult for them to do so anyway because they were already in a cap bind and he would have counted $36 million in dead money for them if a trade happened before June 1.

The Browns have had issues on offense, defense, and special teams during the first six weeks of the season. The good news is that with some more effort, most of these problems can be fixed.