CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Heading into his contract year and dismayed that he hasn't yet been wrapped up to a long-term deal, Isaiah Crowell has brought in heavy hitter Drew Rosenhaus to help him get paid.
Crowell, who signed his one-year tender worth 2.746 million in May and joined the voluntary offseason program shortly thereafter, has parted ways with Universal Sports Management agents Robert Brown and Kevin Conner, and has signed with Rosenhaus Sports.
Rosenhaus welcomed Crowell to the family on his Twitter account Sunday.
Rosenhaus represents Browns cornerback Joe Haden, and has repped many high-profile Browns over the years, including Kellen Winslow and Terrelle Pryor.