The Browns have expressed interest in resigning quarterback Brian Hoyer, his agent told ESPN.com Thursday.
"We've left the door open both ways," agent Joe Linta said.
Hoyer is expected to meet with general manager Ray Farmer and new offensive coordinator John DeFilippo in the coming weeks, according to the report. The quarterback had contract extension talks with the team fall through last summer, and negotiations were not picked up during the 2014 season. If Hoyer, who went 7-6 as the Browns starter, were to return in 2015, he would likely compete with second-year quarterback Johnny Manziel for the starting role.