Isaiah Bond, undrafted wide receiver, signed with the Cleveland Browns on a three-year, fully guaranteed deal worth 3.018 million after the Collin County grand jury issued a no bill on sexual assault charges. Cleveland stressed thorough due‑diligence in evaluating him, including polygraph results and extensive pre‑draft discussions. Bond joins a Browns receiver group that already includes Jerry Jeudy, Diontae Johnson and Cedric Tillman, creating a crowded, potentially high‑upside pass game.

Bond totaled 82 catches for 722 yards and nine touchdowns between Alabama and Texas, highlighting a productive single season in college. The Browns’ commitment signals a belief in his ability to operate in a professional setting despite the off‑field scrutiny. The arrangement also positions him for immediate competition, with Jeudy, Johnson and Tillman likely handling primary targets while Bond develops into a role player with special teams value.