Cleveland Browns Sign Offensive Tackle Brady Aiello

In a surprising move, the Cleveland Browns signed offensive tackle Brady Aiello.

Aiello is a quality player but signing him on the eve of roster cuts makes it an interesting development.

Brady Aiello played college football at the University of Oregon and was a UDFA from the 2020 NFL Draft.

Coach Stefanski’s former team, the Minnesota Vikings signed Aiello as a UDFA following the draft and waived him on August 15.

Aiello reportedly worked out for the Browns on September 3.

About Aiello

Brady Aiello is 6’7″ tall and weighs 311 pounds.

He played 47 games over his four-year career at Oregon but was never a starter.

A career highlight was a 1 yard TD catch in a win over Nevada on September 7, 2019.

It's a big man's dream! Offensive lineman @BAiello66 with a TD catch! #GoDucks @piesmantrophy pic.twitter.com/tJeTYZi01N

— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) September 8, 2019

His senior season was his best; he finished as a participant of the NFLPA Bowl (the postseason all-star game for draft-eligible college players).

Excited to be right back in the Rose Bowl and compete in the @NFLPABowl today along side this great group of guys. One more time with that O on my helmet. #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/a6Tr7kvNMm

— Brady Aiello (@BAiello66) January 18, 2020

Aiello also demonstrated great versatility by playing three different positions over a four game span prior to the Rose Bowl.

Those positions were right guard, right tackle, and left tackle.

Browns Depth Chart – Offensive Tackle

Aiello joins a crowded roster of offensive tackles including projected starters Jedrick Wills at left tackle, Jack Conklin at right tackle, and backups Kendall Lamm, Chris Hubbard and Alex Taylor.

Brady Aiello brings versatility and flexibility and more youth to the roster.

The eldest member of the tackle contingent is Chris Hubbard at 29 years of age.