One of the key contributors to the Cleveland Browns secondary over the last two seasons has found a new home. T.J. Carrie has agreed to terms with the Indianapolis Colts on a one-year deal, per numerous sources.
Carrie played in all 32 games over his two years in Cleveland, starting 14 games. His positional versatility was a big asset. Carrie played in the slot but also saw action as an outside CB and at free safety.
The Browns dumped Carrie shortly before the scouting combine in February. He had two seasons left on his four-year, $31 million contract he signed to leave the Raiders and join the Browns.