Diontae Johnson has officially joined the Cleveland Browns on a one-year deal, marking his third team within the AFC North. Previously with the Ravens, Johnson was claimed off waivers, yet saw limited action during his stint with the Texans, registering just three catches for 24 yards as he navigated a turbulent season that included a suspension after refusing to play.

At 28, Johnson's career has seen him lead the Carolina Panthers in receptions and touchdowns before being traded to Baltimore. His move to the Browns reunites him with a competitive division, and his past success may provide the boost Cleveland needs. This acquisition could be crucial for a team seeking to bolster its receiving corps.