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If you do a maximum restructure next year, you’re going to add $35.76 million of dead money, because you’ll be pushing that amount of CAP room into future years, which would bring the total ...

Njoku’s cap number for 2025 might seem high, but there are 11 tight ends out there who have a higher cap hit this season.

His release comes with a dead cap hit for Cleveland worth just under $2 million. Because he's being released after June 1, the Browns are able to spread his dead money over the next two seasons.

He has played 17 games for the Browns and is currently recovering from a re-rupture of his Achilles. Browns fans are counting down the days and the dead money until the team can move on from him.

The Browns have made it clear that the starting quarterback job is up for grabs, with all four contenders — Flacco, Pickett, Gabriel, and Sanders — still in the mix.