Michael

Dunn

Dunn played a backup role for the Browns in 2023, appearing on just 248 snaps while drawing two starts. Dunn entered the league as a UDFA with the Rams in 2017 but didn’t see a regular season snap until 2020 with the Browns. He’ll likely compete for a backup spot in camp.

Dunn has played in 28 games for the Browns since 2020, which includes four starts, and entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2017. At 28 years old, it wouldn’t be surprising to see another team sign him for additional depth in the coming weeks.

Dunn was filling in for COVID-positive Joel Bitonio in the Wild Card Round. Dunn’s injury forced the Browns to turn to a player Baker Mayfield had literally never met (Blake Hance). Bitonio should be back for the Browns’ Divisional Round showdown with the Chiefs. Dunn would be eligible to return for a theoretical Super Bowl appearance.

Cleveland lost guards Drew Forbes, Colby Gossett, and Malcolm Pridgeon to 2020 opt outs. Dunn entered the league in 2017 as an undrafted rookie free agent from the University of Maryland. He has played in the XFL and AAF, and played last preseason with the Dolphins.

Dunn was in on nearly every snap for the Iron this season, notching a top-10 mark at Pro Football Focus for his above-average run-blocking skills. With the ability to play both guard and tackle, Dunn has an easier chance of making the team for a tanking Fins O-line out of camp.