One unexpected move followed another at left tackle for the Cleveland Browns last season. After the retirement of Joe Thomas, the team struggled to find a suitable replacement, originally toying with the idea of using Joel Bitonio at left tackle and rookie Austin Corbett at left guard — where Bitonio originally played.
When they decided Corbett wasn’t working out there, Bitonio moved back to guard and in came undrafted rookie Desmond Harrison. He started the first eight games but was benched in favor of Greg Robinson when the new regime took over. Robinson played well enough to earn a one-year deal in the offseason and the team has since released Harrison.