The Browns now have another open roster spot as LB Jordan Hicks has hung up his cleats after 13 seasons in the NFL

Browns starting linebacker Jordan Hicks is retiring after 10 seasons in the NFL, he announced on Instagram on Friday morning.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry indicated to reporters Thursday that keeping quarterbacks Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders on the opening-week roster shouldn't be considered as far-fetched.

The Browns’ handling of Quinshon Judkins’ domestic violence arrest has exposed the uncomfortable reality that haunts NFL front offices: the persistent tension between winning football games and taking principled stands on player conduct.

Four quarterbacks entered training camp with the Browns and four could remain on the roster after the cut to 53 players as well.

The Browns conduct their second full-squad practice of training camp on July 24. Follow here for updates on anything that comes out of Berea.

The Browns are counting on rookie Mason Graham to provide the interior pressure alongside star edge rusher Myles Garrett.

Middle linebacker Jordan Hicks, signed by the Browns as a free agent before last season, announced his retirement from the NFL after 10 seasons on his Instagram account.