The Cleveland Browns have taken a strategic approach in the off-season by applying an uncommon unrestricted free agent tender on wide receiver Elijah Moore. This move gives the Browns leverage in negotiations as Moore now has until July 22 to sign with another team, potentially including the Buffalo Bills, who showed interest. If he does not find a deal, Moore will return to the Browns on a one-year contract worth $3.428 million, which is below his expected market value. This strategy not only preserves a key receiver for the Browns but also opens avenues for potential draft compensation if he signs elsewhere.