Marcus Santos-Silva hasn't played football since his freshman year in high school. He's trying to transition back with the Browns.

Marcus Santos-Silva spent his entire college athletics career at Texas Tech and VCU as a basketball player.. After playing his last game at power forward for the Red Raiders in a Sweet 16 loss to ...

Cleveland Browns tight end Marcus Santos-Silva is working on a transition from college basketball, yes basketball, to professional football.

Marcus Santos-Silva at VCU. Santos-Silva likely won’t see much playing time next season, but could serve as a primary developmental project for the Browns should he make the 53-man roster.

How about this: The #Browns have signed Texas Tech power forward Marcus Santos-Silva as a tight end. Don't see this one often. He played basketball the last five years in college (3 with VCU, 2 ...

Marcus Santos-Silva's block, free throws fuel late-game run, sending No. 12 Texas Tech to Sweet 16 Carlos Silva Jr., Lubbock Avalanche-Journal March 21, 2022 at 2:41 AM UTC · ...

Marcus Santos-Silva had a chance to make a change. Instead of changing his scenery, Santos-Silva changed his attitude and helped his team by taking on a reserve role as a defensive ace and staying ...

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The #Browns signed TE Marcus Santos-Silva, a 6-foot-6, 261-pound forward who played hoops for Texas Tech the last two seasons. Now, he’ll make the switch to football.

The Browns announced Monday they have signed Marcus Santos-Silva, who played basketball at Texas Tech the past two seasons. Santos-Silva, listed at 6-foot-7, 250 pounds on the Texas Tech website ...

He hasn’t been in Lubbock, relatively speaking, but Marcus Santos-Silva has already made an impact on the coaching staff. “Marcus is our guy,” said Texas Tech head coach Chris Beard, who ...

The last time sports fans saw Marcus Santos-Silva in action, he was serving as a forward for the Texas Tech Red Raiders basketball program. He will be making quite a career change this spring.