P.J. Walker, a veteran quarterback, was signed to the Cleveland Browns’ practice squad last year as the emergency quarterback. He was called upon when Deshaun Watson got injured, and while he had some shining moments, he struggled overall during his time on the field. However, in critical situations, Walker proved that he could make big throws and lead his team to victory, as seen in games against the Colts and the 49ers.
His performance in key moments helped the Browns secure important wins early in the season and make it to the playoffs. Despite his contributions, it is clear that Walker may not be the best option for prolonged periods of play. As a result, he has now signed a contract with the Seattle Seahawks and will be heading to the west coast for a new chapter in his career.
The Browns are gearing up for mandatory minicamp next week before their summer break, which will conclude with the start of training camp. This transition comes as the team continues to make adjustments and prepare for the upcoming season. Walker’s time with the Browns may have been brief, but his impact on the team will not be forgotten.