According to Yahoo! Sports, the Cleveland Browns finally addressed their extremely thin secondary on Thursday by signing defensive back Jereme Perry to a one-year contract.

Perry played with the Browns two years ago when the team signed him after he went undrafted out of Eastern Michigan. Last season, he played in just four games with the Miami Dolphins.

All the Browns have done this off season is make their weak secondary even weaker as they traded cornerback Leigh Bodden to the Detroit Lions and cut defensive back Kenny Wright earlier this week.

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