Though the signing was reported as a two-year agreement, the Browns often use void deals to backload contracts and spread out cap hits. The team entered the week with about $13 million in available cap space, but Myles Garrett’s agreed-upon mega-extension had not yet been officially processed as of Wednesday afternoon.

The Browns added a little bit of veteran production to the defensive tackle position by agreeing to deal with Maliek Collins.

Washington’s Jonathan Allen, who was released Friday when the Commanders couldn’t trade him, is among the free agent defensive tackles. Allen (6-foot-3, 300 pounds) was reportedly included in original trade talks with the 49ers and Commanders when wide receiver Deebo Samuel was dealt for a fifth-round draft pick.