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Isaiah Bond, who previously played as a wide receiver for Alabama and later Texas, was facing a sexual assault case. The grand jury in Collin County, Texas, issued a “no bill” decision—meaning there will be no indictment, and the case has been closed.
Right after this news broke, Bond posted on social media that he would be signing with the Cleveland Browns and expressed his gratitude toward the team, as reported by ESPN.com, News 5 Cleveland, WEWS, and CBSSports.com. According to ESPN sources, no finalized deal has been reached yet between Bond and the Browns, but he has clearly expressed his intent to join the team.
Isaiah Bond signs with Cleveland Browns after charges dropped
In terms of depth and team impact, analysts say that Bond’s arrival will give a significant boost to the Browns’ wide receiver corps—especially because of his speed and playmaking ability—at a time when the roster is already thin.
| Point | Information |
| Legal Status | The Collin County grand jury issued a “no bill” on the sexual assault charge, meaning Bond faces no indictment or legal proceedings. |
| Bond’s Statement | He thanked the Browns and maintained his innocence—saying, “I am grateful for the decision… determined to prove… trust in me.” |
| Signing Status | A formal contract has not yet been finalized, but Bond has announced that he is joining the Browns. |
| Team Impact | The Browns’ wide receiver room is quite thin, and Bond’s arrival could provide significant depth and an additional offensive threat. |
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