‘Just When I Thought It Couldn’t Get Any Worse’: Jake Paul Stuns NFL as He Signs With the Cleveland Browns

In an absolutely unprecedented post, Jake Paul shocked NFL fans by disclosing the news of his signing with the Cleveland Browns. ‘The Problem Child‘ took to Twitter and shared a brief clip in which he accepted an official Browns jersey from the executive vice president of Browns. To have everyone surprised, he further wrote that he was excited to be with the Browns.

In one line, Jake Paul wrote, “Excited to be on the team @Browns @NFL”. In what he termed a “great announcement, ” JW Johnson welcomed their newest member, Jake Paul. Paul, a native of Ohio, who expressed the dream of being with the Browns, joined the team as “the Junior Associate Content Assistant” for now.

“We are actually here today to offer you a position with our social media team. To be the Junior Associate Content Assistant. Even though you’re not going to be a player, we’re going to give you this fantastic jersey that you can wear. It’s got your name on it,” said JW Johnson.

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Fans are in disbelief as Jake Paul joins the Cleveland Browns

Although Paul wanted to join Cleveland Browns as a wide receiver, the team offered him the position of Junior Associate Content Assistant. As soon as Paul uploaded the brief clip, the fans reacted heavily to it. Here are some reactions worth noticing.

A number of fans were not happy with the news. According to them, just when they thought it could not get any worse for the Browns, the team signed Paul.

One was rather happy that Paul joined the Browns and not the Bengals for views.

Meanwhile, one claimed that the Browns did everything but win games on the field.

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On the other end, a fan expressed disappointment at the Browns aligning with “terrible people”.

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