The Browns released Greg Robinson a week before he was expected to start at left tackle against the Titans in the first game of the 2019 season. According to multiple reports , however, the team plans to re-sign him in time to play in Week One.Robinson moved into the starting lineup for the second half of the season and re-signed with the Browns in February. That contract called for a $5.5 million salary and Robinson had a cap number of $7 million.In moves expected to have more lasting implications, the Browns waived defensive tackle Trevon Coley and safety Juston Burris on Sunday. They also placed tackle Drew Forbes on injured reserve to round out moves needed to make space on the 53-man roster for their waiver claims.The Browns also signed defensive tackle Brandin Bryant, tight end Stephen Carlson, wide receiver Shelton Gibson, linebacker Willie Harvey , safety J.T. Hassell, cornerback Robert Jackson, wide receiver Derrick Willies, center Willie Wright and defensive back Tigie Sankoh to their practice squad. THOUSAND OAKS — What impressed second-year Rams coach Sean McVay the most when he met free-agent Ndamukong Suh?His career starts.In 126 games played in Suh’s soon-to-be 9-year NFL career, the veteran defensive tackle has started all 126.“Being able to add a player of his caliber is something we feel really good about,” McVay said on Friday. “He’s the epitome of durability , over 50-career sacks.”Suh joins an already-talented defensive line featuring 2017 Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers.And the 6-foot-4, 305-pound veteran is ready to put in work.“We’re in pretty good shape on paper, but we have a lot of things to improve on, really myself I always play with a chip on a shoulder and that’s kinda my focus is to come in here and put in a lot of work and make sure I prove my worth,” said Suh on Friday during his introductory press conference.Suh, the second overall pick in the 2010 draft , spent four seasons in Detroit before wrapping up a three-year stint in Miami. He’s posted 419 tackles, 51.5 sacks and four forced fumbles.On Thursday, the Rams introduced their other new player, WR Brandin Cooks, who comes over from New England.