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Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis‘ 2018 season is going to start with a suspension.

The NFL has not announced a ban yet Riley Reiff Jersey , but Davis has announced that he has tested positive for a banned substance in a video posted to Twitter on Friday afternoon. Davis said in the video that he will serve a four-game suspension after being “completely caught off guard” by the league telling him that he tested positive.

Davis said the substance was an “estrogen blocker” in a supplement that he’s used for the last seven or eight years without triggering a positive test until now. Davis said he did not and would not “intentionally” do anything to “cheat the game” and that his “conscience is clear.”

He also acknowledges that NFL rules about players being responsible for what they put in their bodies is clear and that he’s run afoul of them as a result of the test. That will leave Davis unavailable to start the year and leave the Panthers looking for another solution at linebacker for a quarter of the 2018 season.

The Browns aren’t likely to get Odell Beckham in a trade, much to Jarvis Landry‘s chagrin Cornellius Carradine Jersey , but they do hope to get Josh Gordon back. They also still could get a notable free agent receiver.

NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reports the Browns remain interested in Dez Bryant.

The Browns, though Tedric Thompson Jersey , do not as yet have a visit set up with Bryant as things remain in a “holding pattern” on Bryant’s end. Bryant wants a one-year, prove-it deal with a contender.

The Browns have the cap space. While they look much improved Albert Wilson Jersey , the Browns don’t have the look of a contender after going 0-16 last season.

The Cowboys saved $8.5 million in cap space by releasing Bryant in April. He received a multi-year offer from the Ravens but turned it down in hopes of getting a one-year contract.

Bryant has not had a 1,000-yard season since 2014 and has gone 23 games without a 100-yard game.

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