Cleveland Browns defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah did not report for the start of the team's off-season program Monday because he expects to be traded soon, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Ogbah presumably lost his starting job with the Browns when they acquired veteran Olivier Vernon earlier this season.

The Browns drafted Ogbah 32nd overall in the 2016 NFL Draft. The 25-year-old has started 40 games for the Browns over three seasons, recording 122 tackles and 12.5 sacks.

The Cleveland Browns have released safety Derrick Kindred and wide receiver Ricardo Louis, two more former draft picks who didn't pan out.

On Monday, the first day of their off-season program, the club also signed free agent defensive back Juston Burris, defensive lineman Trevon Coley, wide receiver Rashard Higgins and defensive back Jermaine Whitehead.

Kindred and Louis were both selected in 2016 by Cleveland's previous front office, which drafted 14 players that year. Only three remain.

General manager John Dorsey has spent the past year and more fixing a roster that produced just one win over two seasons.

A fourth-round pick, Kindred had been expected to start after the Browns traded Jabrill Peppers to the Giants as part of the deal for star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. Now, the Browns are in the market for a safety.