The Browns and free agent RB Brandon Jackson have agreed on a two-year, $4.5 million contract, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Thursday. Jackson, 26, rushed for 703 yards and three touchdowns on 190 carries last season and caught 43 passes for 342 yards and a TD. He made 13 starts, all after Ryan Grant left the lineup with a season-ending ankle injury in Week One. The addition of Jackson improves the Browns' RB depth, which was very thin at times last season. The 5-10, 216-pound Jackson joins a backfield led by physical Peyton Hills. Jackson and second-year RB Montario Hardesty look to be the Browns' top options beyond Hillis. Source: Pro Football Weekly
the guy can pass block and catch while not a game changer its a good pick up for the browns if hardesty gets hurt again
I wasn't thrilled initially, but I thought he would come at a higher price. Nice value to fill out the RB core.
To bad he can't run with the ball.... Lucky we finally got rid of him and.....well.... good luck Browns
