The Cleveland Browns have not had any trade talks this offseason centered on Odell Beckham Jr.

"That's the truth," said one source.

Beckham was acquired by the Browns last offseason and there have been reports of a possible trade involving him again in 2020.

The Cleveland Browns are denying rumors they could trade Odell Beckham, Jr. this offseason.

Chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta confirmed Cleveland's unwillingness to deal Beckham while speaking to reporters on Thursday.

A report surfaced on Wednesday that the Browns were discussing a possible deal with the Minnesota Vikings.

"It's frustrating a little bit," DePodesta said of the speculation. "I think it's pretty clear we're trying to build at this point. We're really building around a core of players that we think have a chance to be a championship-caliber core, and the idea that we would take away from that core at this moment just doesn't make a whole lot of sense and really [is] not something we're exploring at all."

The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly in discussions with the Cleveland Browns on a trade for Odell Beckham, Jr.

The Vikings would send a second- and fifth-round pick to the Browns for the receiver.

Beckham carries a $14 million base salary, which might be an issue for Minnesota and sheds some doubt on the rumor.

The Cleveland Browns have agreed to a two-year deal with Adrian Clayborn.

According to a source, the defensive end will make $5.75 million over the two years, with a max of $6.75 million in incentives.

Clayborn, 31, played 15 games for the Atlanta Falcons last year.