by It didn’t take long for Cleveland Browns running back Duke Johnson to find a new agent. As first reported by Adam Schefter, Johnson hired Drew Rosenhaus as his new agent, a man who’s known to work with players searching for a new team.
Back on April 2, defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah worked with Rosenhaus for a deal that ultimately landed him on the Kansas City Chiefs for safety Eric Murray.
It’s been clear that Johnson wants out of Cleveland, but John Dorsey and Freddie Kitchens aren’t pushing for that to happen. Last month, Kitchens talked to the media during a mandatory practice in Berea and wanted no part in the 25-year-old demanding for a trade.
“He wants to be traded. I want to win the lottery. It doesn’t matter. He’s under contract. He’s a Cleveland Brown and he’s going to be used to the best of his ability in what benefits the team.”
With the regular season set to kick off in just under two months, Johnson and Rosenhaus will be busy working together to ultimately get what Johnson wants.
