Huntington produced a sack and a TFL in 45% of his 5-12 snap workload, plus 2 QHs and a tackle, anchoring a role that combines pressure with special-teams versatility, making him a candidate for depth-chart consideration and a factor in Week 1 roster decisions.

Huntington’s energy and effort drew fans to his NFL debut, signaling a potential role for a high-motor player on a growing Browns receiving corps. If the coaching staff continues to elevate his usage, Huntington could be a depth contributor with occasional fantasy relevance in dynamic game plans.

Adin Huntington, a UDFA from Tulane, has caught the attention of the Browns with his impressive collegiate stats and athletic testing. His versatility on the field and his unique skill set make him a strong candidate for a roster spot in a highly competitive environment.