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NFL Roster Cuts 2012: Browns Let Go Of Seneca Wallace, Evan Moore

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The Cleveland Browns made their final cuts Friday. In order to get down to 53 players, the Browns released a couple of notable veterans.

Former starting quarterback Seneca Wallace was among the players cut as Colt McCoy appears to have won the Browns backup quarterback job behind rookie starter Brandon Weeden. Cleveland also released veteran tight ends Evan Moore and Dan Gronkowski.

Here is the complete list of cuts:

In addition, the Browns also traded safety David Sims to the Philadelphia Eagles and placed Scott Fujita on the suspension/reserve list.

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