The Cleveland Browns were awarded former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Ramzee Robinson off waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles, according to a league source.
The former Alabama defensive back was placed on waivers Tuesday, allowing the 1-10 Browns to put in a claim on him.
With Brodney Pool officially placed on injured reserve due to a concussion, the Browns needed some depth in the secondary.
They worked out several defensive backs Tuesday, including former New York Jets cornerback and kick returner Justin Miller, Keith Lewis as well as Michael Grant. Grant was signed to the practice squad earlier today as well as running back Jed Collins.
Robinson was drafted by the Detroit Lions with the last pick of the 2007 NFL draft, garnering the Mr. Irrelevant title.
Cut by the Lions and signed to the practice squad, he was released by the team on Sept. 6 this year.
The Eagles signed him when Ellis Hobbs was placed on injured reserve.
At Alabama, Robinson recorded 143 tackles and four interceptions in 36 career starts.
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