What did we learn about the futures of some of Cleveland's longest-tenured players while in Indy? And what will the team do at No. 2?

The Cleveland Browns are allowing one of their fan favorites to explore the open market this free agency. The news is not going over well with the fanbase.

Browns GM Andrew Berry uttered the words Tuesday that have seemed obvious since the end of the season. “I would say at this point that we do expect Nick to hit the market,” Berry said during a sidebar interview with Browns reporters at the NFL Combine.