The Cleveland Browns have re-signed Tony Brown II, a special teams standout, as they aim to revamp their struggling special teams unit. Entering his eighth NFL season, Brown's energy and enthusiasm are seen as crucial for a team that faced significant challenges with adapting to new kickoff rules, resulting in one of the league's least effective special teams performances.

Brown's season included five tackles and a forced fumble after he joined the active roster from the practice squad in October. In the wake of releasing Mike Ford Jr., the Browns are looking for Brown to help establish a more aggressive and effective approach on special teams, where toughness has been noticeably absent. As the team prepares for next season, expectations are high for Brown to not just fill a role but to be a transformative leader on special teams.

Tony Brown will continue his tenure with the Cleveland Browns after signing a new contract. The specifics of the deal were not disclosed, but it marks his commitment to the team after a year of service. In the previous season, Brown participated in six games, contributing primarily on special teams with 136 snaps, recording five tackles and forcing a fumble. His journey has seen him play for teams like the Colts, Bengals, and Packers, accumulating notable statistics over 61 games, including 75 tackles and three forced fumbles, reflecting his impact on the defensive side.