The Browns used Thursday to take a look at five linemen as Andrew Berry kept the roster churn moving, even with the team on a long weekend break.
The group included two tackles and three defensive tackles, with a pair of international-program prospects among the names brought in. Felix-Fualalo and Matos have both been part of the league’s International Player Program, and either one could fit as a 17th member of Cleveland’s practice squad.
Here’s the full list of players who worked out for the Browns:
OT Luke Felix-Fualalo: A 2025 undrafted free agent out of Hawaii, the 6’7” tackle spent last season on the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad.
OT Bayron Matos: Undrafted in 2024, Matos ended the 2025 season on the Indianapolis Colts practice squad. The 6’7” tackle walked on for the South Florida Bulls football team after playing basketball for them previously.
DT Aaron Graves: An undrafted free agent this year, Graves spent training camp with the Baltimore Ravens after playing college at Iowa.
DT Zion Logue: The 6’6” Logue was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 6th round of the 2024 NFL draft. In two seasons, both with the Buffalo Bills, Lauge played in five games with four tackles, one QB hit and a half sack.
DT Kristian Williams: Undrafted in the 2025 NFL draft, the 6’2” Williams was placed on injured reserve last season, then waived. He spent this offseason with the Denver Broncos.
For now, the Browns’ 53-man roster and practice squad may be sitting still for a few days, but Berry is clearly keeping an eye on the next move.
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