Who is left in free agency the Browns may be interested in? Here’s 5

General manager Andrew Berry made a list, checked it twice, and then went right after the problem areas of the Browns in the free agent market.

Right tackle? Check. Free safety? Signed. Slot corner? Inked. Kick returner? Got him. Starter depth at defensive tackle? Yep. Competition at middle linebacker? Agreed. Fullback for the running game? Awesome. Strong safety? Gestural. Backup quarterback who can start? Concur. Second starting tight end? Bingo.

So, is that it? Are there any other positions that remain a problem, or need quality depth? Well, yes. Yes, there are.

Obviously, some of the problem areas will be addressed in April’s college draft. However, is that it for free agency? Is Berry done? If not, what remains out there that is quality? Here’s five in no particular order for what still ails the Browns.

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LT Jason Peters

6’, 4” 328 pounds

Philadelphia Eagles

Age: 38

NFL experience: 15

2019 salary: $6,000,000

Yes, he is 38 years old. Yes, he can still play at a high-level and there is a gigantic hole at the left tackle position. Even if Cleveland spends their first-round draft pick on one of the four adolescent tackles that will become available in the draft, Peters could come in Day 1 and start and give the young buck some grooming time for the next level. Peters would be a bridge without any doubt, but he can come in and start right away. Ended the 2019 season with an impressive 82.8 grade from Pro Football Focus (PFF). Will probably sign a one-year deal, but would give much needed coaching to his replacement. Could be a useful fix.

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EDGE Jadeveon Clowney

6’, 5” 255 pounds

Seattle Seahawks

Age: 27

NFL experience: 6

2019 salary: $15,000,000

Clowney will not come cheap, we got that, but he is a fox in the hen house. And early on in his career he had some injuries, but in the last four seasons he has started 55 games out of 58. He is a beast in pass rush and has 27.5 sacks his last four years. Is a three-time Pro Bowler and graded out last season with a 87.3 grade by PFF. Has high pass rushing marks and was the third-best run stopper among other defensive ends. The price tag may be too high for the Browns, but the highest paid player currently is Olivier Vernon at $15 million who Clowney would replace. And Clowney is two years younger and is more durable at this stage in the two player’s careers. A top run defender with solid pass rushing skills. Think about the combination of Myles Garrett and Jadeveon Clowney for just one second - for the same coin with a younger dude.

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LB Josh Bynes

6’, 1” 240 pounds

Baltimore Ravens

Age: 30

NFL experience: 9

2019 salary: $930,000

Bynes is a solid linebacker and can play inside or outside. Is excellent at in run support but not a good blitzer with few career sacks (4). Has made 376 career tackles so he is a big playmaker and is a beast in run defense. He grades 79.9 in run support from PFF but is not great in coverage. Would provide experience opposite Mack Wilson.

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EDGE Marcus Golden

6’, 3” 259 pounds

New York Football Giants

Age: 29

NFL experience: 5

2019 salary: $975,000

It is very surprising that Golden is still available. He absolutely broke the bank with his pass rushing abilities last year and would be valuable in the rotation or as the starter. Had 72 tackles last season as a pass rushing specialist so he can add to the run stoppage defense. Added 10 sacks – the same number as Myles Garrett. Is very durable and a team leader. A solid body defender with girth and speed.

OG Josh Kline

6’, 3” 300 pounds

Minnesota Vikings

Age: 30

NFL experience: 7

2019 salary: $6,750,000

Kline is a very durable guard, although he sustained two concussions in 2019 which both required a one-game hiatus. Played right guard for Kevin Stefanski’s offense in Minnesota last year, so he already knows the system. What will the Browns do with their right guard situation next season? Wyatt Teller is the incumbent and second-year draftee Drew Forbes should become competition. But with Kline, he is an experienced right guard who could come in Day 1 and take the reins next to newly-signed RT Jack Conklin. Earned a 65.1 PFF grade last year. He is a high-ceiling producer and superb at pass protection.