The Cleveland Browns will unveil their new defense on Sunday when they open the 2021 regular season against the Kansas City Chiefs.
A year after watching the defense allow 419 points — tied for the fifth-most in franchise history — general manager Andrew Berry rebuilt the defense from front to back.
One of those key additions is defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, who signed with the Browns on a one-year deal after playing just eight games in 2020 with the Tennessee Titans due to an injury. It was the third consecutive season that Clowney did not play a full 16 games, but just the first since his rookie season that he did not play in at least 13 games.