The Cleveland Browns make two roster moves, claiming tight end Dae’Quan Wright off waivers and placing defensive back Damarri Mathis on injured reserve. Wright is added to the team’s active roster, while Mathis is sidelined for the duration of the IR designation.
The reports describe the actions as occurring Tuesday afternoon. Both outlets frame the Wright move as a waiver claim, indicating he was available to be claimed by teams rather than being signed directly as a free agent. In the second move, the Browns remove Mathis from available depth by placing him on IR, which typically reflects an injury that prevents him from playing immediately.
Overall, the coverage aligns on what the Browns do: they add a new tight end through waivers and adjust their defensive back availability by putting Mathis on IR. The sources differ only in how they emphasize the broader roster impact, but they do not present conflicting details about the transactions themselves.
