Gerald McCoy Reportedly Leaves Browns Meeting Without a Contract

Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy has reportedly left Cleveland without a deal in place.

However, according to Mary Kay Cabot, discussions will be ongoing between the two teams as the Browns attempt to secure the talented veteran to bolster their interior defensive line.

Gerald McCoy leaves Cleveland without a contract today, but discussions with his agent continue, league source says https://t.co/GtwiKj0eCX
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) May 24, 2019

McCoy, 31, is a six-time pro-bowler and four-time all-pro who was cut by the Buccaneers on May 20. He would be a valuable addition to an already-loaded Browns defensive line that includes Myles Garrett, Olivier Vernon, and Sheldon Richardson.

Big first visit for Gerald McCoy. The #Browns have been out front, with some other teams monitoring. https://t.co/ZRSQHolRRS
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 23, 2019

Prior to the visit, the Browns had been considered the front-runner to sign McCoy, and it's unclear if that remains the case now that they failed to keep him in Cleveland. If the Browns do not manage to get a contract done, at least they can take solace in the fact that Myles Garrett doesn't think they need him.

Gerald McCoy, who's left Cleveland without a contract today source tells me, will visit the #Ravens on Tuesday, per @NFLStroud
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) May 24, 2019

After failing to get a deal done with the Browns, McCoy will visit the Baltimore Ravens, according to Cabot. The Ravens could use a player like McCoy after losing talented defenders Za'Darius Smith and CJ Mosley in free agency.