The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to trade a 2020 sixth round pick to the Cleveland Browns for cornerback Jamar Taylor.

Taylor was originally set to make $4.5 million in 2018, but he has since restructured his contract in order to make a trade more palpable for the Cardinals.

The Cardinals used a sixth-round pick (182nd overall) on cornerback Chris Campbell, but have kept options open. The Cardinals hosted free-agent cornerback Baushad Breeland on Thursday, but Breeland could land with the Colts.

A wrist injury limited David Johnson to just one game last season, but he's now fully healthy.

Johnson once again has a goal of being the third player in history to record 1,000 rushing and 1,000 receiving yards in the same season.

The Arizona Cardinals threat is "stronger than he's ever been."

Bashaud Breeland visited with the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday and will meet with the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday, according to a source.

Breeland had a $24 million agreement with the Carolina Panthers nullified by a foot injury.

The offseason injury has healed and is expected to check out fine when put through physicals once again.

Breeland, 26, spent the first four years of his career with the Washington Redskins.

Cleveland Browns vice president of player personnel Alonzo Highsmith has shed some light on why the team passed on Josh Rosen in favor of Baker Mayfield last week.

"I was at an airport," Highsmith told the Canton Repository. "UCLA's volleyball team was in front of me. You heard so much about Rosen. He's this or that. We all know how people talk.

"So I asked one of the volleyball coaches, 'What's Rosen like?' He said, 'Aaaa, you should probably ask his girlfriend. She's one of the players. She's over there.'

"I'm like, 'All right coach. That's good enough.' ... I don't know what all this means, but there was something about him that bothered me."

Rosen was eventually the 10th pick of the Arizona Cardinals.