Juan Thornhill

The Browns had several defensive needs and took care of free safety early in free agency when adding Thornhill, a four-year veteran with a load of big-game experience in the Chiefs' secondary. Under new defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, Thornhill will reprise the role he held in Kansas City -- as a roving deep cover safety capable of making game-changing plays (three picks in 2022) for a team that ranked 23rd in turnovers last year. The Browns are going all in this year, and Thornhill's playoff experience is expected to help transition Cleveland into a legitimate postseason threat.

After a rookie season during which he graded out highly in pass coverage and reasonably well in the other facets of the game, Thornhill's second season marked a bit of a step back in that regard. He finished out 2020 with just 41 tackles (33 solo) and turned in only one interception after notching three as a rookie. Even so, Thornhill should claim a hefty role at the back end of the Chiefs' defense again in 2021.

Thornhill's rookie season couldn't have gone much better, as the rookie finished out the year with the Super Bowl champs having amassed 58 tackles (42 solo) and three interceptions (one for a touchdown) over 1,012 defensive snaps. When healthy, Thornhill should resume his duties alongside Tyrann Mathieu, though Daniel Sorenson could play a larger role early if Thornhill isn't ready to open 2020.