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As quickly as possible, we move from the NFL draft to the 2023 NFL season. The Cleveland Browns will get their drafted and undrafted players into town for rookie minicamp from May 12th through the 14th. Then on May 23rd, organized team activities begin before the mandatory minicamp on June 6th.
Cleveland added a lot of new players this offseason between free agency and the NFL draft. They even got into the trade action by acquiring WR Elijah Moore from the New York Jets.
One local player that we thought could be headed to the Browns, Anthony Kendall, didn’t get signed as an undrafted free agent but did get a tryout invitation:
#Browns #Jets invited Baldwin-Wallace corner Anthony Kendall to their rookie minicamps, per a league source
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) May 1, 2023
We covered Cleveland’s interest in Kendall in the run-up to the draft.
The Baldwin-Wallace star had impressive testing numbers:
Baldwin-Wallace defensive back Anthony Kendall (5-10, 180), 4.44 40-yard dash, 7.01 three-cone drill, 4.35 short shuttle, 39 1/2 inch vertical, 11-1 broad jump drawing interest from #Browns #Cardinals #Cowboys #Rams #Dolphins per a league source #NFLDraft2023
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) March 28, 2023
Prior to his tryout just down the street from his college, Kendall will have a tryout with the New York Jets the week before.
Like most tryout players, Kendall has a long road ahead of him to make a team’s 90-man roster much less a 53-man but the first step is these tryouts. With his speed and explosive ability, he has a chance to overcome the small school status connected to him.
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