In a series of roster moves announced on Tuesday, the Cleveland Browns have finalized their initial 53-player roster for the upcoming season. One notable inclusion in the roster is Dorian Thompson-Robinson, a promising young quarterback who made the cut. Contrary to previous reports, the Browns have decided to retain both Jameis Winston and Tyler Huntley as well. However, it remains uncertain if the team will maintain such a quarterback-heavy roster throughout the entire season, given that Deshaun Watson is the starter.

Alongside their roster updates, the Browns also made several cuts and releases. Cornerback Tony Brown II, running back D'Onta Foreman, cornerback Justin Hardee Jr., tackle Germain Ifedi, wide receiver James Proche II, defensive tackle Jowon Briggs, wide receiver Ahmarean Brown, wide receiver Jaelon Darden, safety Christopher Edmonds, defensive tackle Siaki Ika, defensive tackle Sam Kamara, tight end Zaire Mitchell-Paden, linebacker Winston Reid, tackle Lorenzo Thompson, tight end Treyton Welch, and wide receiver Michael Woods II were all waived or released by the team.

The Browns faced speculation surrounding potential trades involving quarterbacks Winston and Huntley, but the roster moves suggest that no deals were made in that regard. With the team carrying four quarterbacks, it raises questions about their long-term plans and whether they will explore further moves to optimize their quarterback depth.

Notably, guard Michael Dunn and center Luke Wypler have been placed on injured reserve. However, there is some hope for Dunn's return, as he has been designated as eligible to come back during the regular season. Running backs Nick Chubb and Nyheim Hines have also been put on injured lists, barring their return until after the team has played four games.

In a separate development, the Browns have confirmed that defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. has been placed on the Commissioner's Exempt list. This decision comes after Hall's arrest for domestic violence, and it underscores the league's ongoing commitment to addressing misconduct issues.

As the Browns gear up for the new season, the fluidity of their quarterback situation is sure to be a point of interest. With Watson leading the way, fans will be closely following the team's decisions regarding the rest of the quarterback depth chart. Meanwhile, the roster moves speak to the Browns' commitment to shaping a strong and competitive team for the challenges that lie ahead.