Cleveland Brown’s acquired Quarterback Kenny Pickett from Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson and a 2025 fifth round on Monday, per multiple media.
With Deshaun Watson who experiences a setback in January in his recovery from an Achilles injury, Brown’s’ QB situation is unresolved, which potentially gives the 25-year-old picket a chance to win the starting job.
A first round election (20th total) by Pittsburgh Steeler’s 2022, Pickett was traded at the Eagles in March last year and spent the season when Jalen hurts. In five matches (one start), Pickett completed 25 out of 42 passes (59.5 percent) at 291 meters, two TDs and one eavesdropping.
During three seasons with Steelers (2022-23) and Eagles, Pickett has 471 finishes in 755 trials (62.4 percent) for 4,765 meters, 15 TDs and 14 interceptions.
Thompson-Robinson, 25, was a fifth round of Brown’s 2023 and has made five starts over 15 performances in the past two seasons. He has completed 121 out of 230 passport attempts (52.6 percent) for 880 meters, a touchdown and 10 interceptions.
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