The Cleveland Browns are going to have a decidedly different look when they take the field on Sunday to open the 2018 NFL season against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
General manager John Dorsey made sure of that.
Dorsey spent the offseason reshaping the Browns roster, culminating this past weekend in the roster cutdown and waiver claims that have the Browns at the NFL-mandated 53 players on the roster.
Between trades, free agency and the draft, Dorsey turned over 59 percent of the roster from a team that finished 0-16 last season. In the process, he also kept the Browns as the second-youngest team in the NFL, according to Jimmy Kempski of phillyvoice.