The Browns are interested in Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse, a source tells Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com. The Seahawks have him on the block as Saturday’s roster deadline approaches. 
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Kearse is coming off of a down year and is set to enter the second year of a three-year, $13.5MM deal. He doesn’t hold as much appeal as he did this time last year, but the Browns could use someone with his experience level to round out their thin receiving corps. Free agent Kenny Britt and Corey Coleman will serve as the top two receivers, but converted running back Duke Johnson and late round 2016 picks Ricardo Louis and Rashard Higgins are the next ones in line.
So far this preseason, Coleman has been the Browns’ only reliable performer. Even Britt has looked shaky, and that has the Browns looking for outside help.
Browns have been interested in every WR with a pulse
So the Browns didn’t actually say they were interested .. Way to click bait me bro
Good addition in the slot for the browns if they get him
Wouldn’t be a bad pick up for Cleveland. Definitely need to surround Kizer with as much talent as possible
Maybe they will go 3-13 with him added to receiving corps.
Poor SOB.
First, Pete Carroll costs him a Super Bowl and Super Bowl immortality for the best catch ever with his dumb 2nd and goal play call.
Now, the Browns.
I have been a Seahawks fan from day 1 but many fans will call me a liar after I post this. Anyone that has a decent FB IQ should agree. That call might not have been the best with Best Mode on the field but more blame goes to Russell Wilson. If he had thrown the ball into the receivers bread basket instead of leading him or at least thrown it lower it would never have been picked off. He made a terrible pass that was hanging there waiting to be picked. That throw has to be thrown so the only person that can catch it is the receiver. Now all the guys blinded by Wilson and think he can do no wrong will blame Carroll for the play call when in fact the throw was worse than the call.