The Browns are set to add a veteran offensive tackle to the roster when the new league year begins on Wednesday.

Lucas, 33, started games at both left and right tackle for the Commanders, and can serve as the Browns' swing tackle unless he wins a starting job.

The Browns added a veteran offensive tackle in the wee hours of Tuesday morning when they agreed to a deal with Cornelius Lucas.

No sleep in Berea as the Cleveland Browns have signed offensive tackle Cornelius Lucas to a two-year deal at 12:30am on the second day of the NFL free agency tampering period. This comes on the heels of their swing tackle for the last four seasons,

The Cleveland Browns have reportedly signed veteran swing tackle Cornelius Lucas to a 2-year deal. The Browns headed into the 2025 offseason in desperate need of depth in the offensive tackle room, and they successfully added a veteran option who’s performed very well throughout his career with the Washington Commanders.

Aaron Wilson reports that the Browns have agreed to terms with OT Cornelius Lucas on a two-year contract worth up to $10 million. Lucas, 33, signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Kansas State back in 2014.