The Cleveland Browns have recently bolstered their secondary by signing safety Rayshawn Jenkins, just a day after acquiring Damontae Kazee. Jenkins, who played for the Seattle Seahawks, brings depth and experience to a defensive backfield that has faced challenges in recent seasons. With both signings, the Browns are clearly aiming to strengthen their pass defense, which has been a weak spot in their game plan. Jenkins, known for his hard-hitting style and ability to read plays, could become an integral part of the backfield alongside Kazee and emerging stars like Grant Delpit. This strategic move reflects the Browns' commitment to enhancing their defense, as they prepare for an increasingly competitive AFC North.