Source: Browns to sign ex-Longhorn WR Isaiah Bond to $3M deal - ESPN

The Cleveland Browns are signing former Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond, days after a grand jury declined to indict him on a sexual assault charge.

The contract is a three-year, $3.018 million fully guaranteed deal, a source said.

Bond last Thursday posted a statement on Instagram indicating he plans to sign with Cleveland, shortly after it was announced that the sexual assault case against him was no-billed and he would face no further criminal charges. Bond flew to Cleveland on Saturday evening with plans to wrap up his deal with the team.

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General managers Andrew Berry noted the team did its due diligence before deciding to sign Bond.

«We've spent much of the last calendar year getting to know Isaiah as a player and professional and much of the last four months gaining a full understanding of his legal situation,» said Berry. «On the legal side, we have done extensive research that includes but is not limited to hearing from both sides of the case and receiving the results of an independently administered polygraph test… With his legal matter resolved through a no bill by a grand jury, Isaiah is focused on learning from this experience while moving forward with his life and career.»

Bond was arrested in April on an outstanding sexual assault warrant and was released from the Collin County jail after posting bail of $25,000. After he was released from jail, Bond went on social media and said the accusation against him was