The Cleveland Browns have an offseason ahead that’s quite unpredictable how it’s going to play out. Coming off a 5-12 season, it’s clear where the Browns must improve. This offseason will be focused on getting the offense right for the Browns.
As the 2026 NFL Combine began, Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry spoke to the media. When asked about the team’s quarterback plans, he said Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson are still the two top candidates to be next season’s starter.
The Cleveland Browns could be planning a major draft-day shakeup. According to insider Mary Kay Cabot, the team may repeat its successful 2025 strategy.
It wouldn't be a Cleveland Browns offseason without quarterback rumors. On Monday, Feb. 23, Browns Insider Mary Kay Cabot came out and revealed that the front office is considering both Malik Willis and Ty Simpson to address the quarterback position this offseason.
The Cleveland Browns have a very crucial couple of months ahead of them between free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft. Cleveland will have 10 selections in the draft come April and stacking good classes on what looks like a nice haul from last year is key for the Browns.
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Amidst speculation about Shedeur Sanders’ future, Zac Jackson of The Athletic has talked about what the Browns have planned for their QB room and what their move is over the most talked-about free agency prospect, Malik Willis.
The Cleveland Browns keep looking for a replacement for Shedeur Sanders. But there’s good news if you have been rooting for the rookie. Andrew Berry has revealed what Sanders must do to be the team’s QB1.
The Cleveland Browns are not prepared to give Shedeur Sanders the keys to the kingdom just yet. The Browns named Sanders the team’s starting quarterback for the last seven games of the 2025 season.
Browns HC Todd Monken explained what he saw in newly-hired DC Mike Rutenberg and how he could be an extension of what Jim Schwartz built defensively in Cleveland.
Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry hosted his annual press conference at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday afternoon. Ahead of his seventh year with the Browns, Berry was peppered with questions about the ongoing quarterback search as well as rebuilding the offensive line and wide receiver position groups.
The Cleveland Browns’ defense was the team’s best unit by far, during a disappointing 2025 season. However, the Browns’ efforts to retain defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz failed, when he was passed over for the vacant head coach position.
With the fifth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns selected defensive tackle out of Michigan, Mason Graham. Just one year later, Browns General Manager Andrew Berry and the rest of the team's front office is in a very similar position.
Still getting his feet wet, Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken has been adding defensive assistants. And he settled on an offensive coordinator. Furthermore, Monken added a 75-year-old coaching legend to his staff, according to a post on X by Jeremy Fowler.
Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports the Browns will explore opportunities to trade down from pick No. 6 in the upcoming draft. Per Cabot, if a team gives the Browns “an offer they can’t refuse” like they feel they received last year, they will take the offer and move down.
There are no streets with the Cleveland Browns regarding where they have to get better, it’s the offense spiritually where they must make major changes. Cleveland had the makings of an elite defense in 2025, but they still finished with a 5-12 record because of how bad the offense was.
The Cleveland Browns don’t need a splashy skill-position star. They don’t need another headline-grabbing defensive addition. What they need is stability.
Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns had a disappointing 2025 NFL regular season. Not only did the Browns finish the regular season last in the AFC North with a 5-12 record, but they were also without the services of their star linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah.
For years, the Cleveland Browns operated with calculated aggression. They restructured contracts and pushed money into future seasons. They have also bet that elite defensive play plus a stabilized quarterback situation would justify the financial gymnastics.
Cleveland Browns linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah doesn't seem ready to hang up the cleats just yet. At least that's what the man known to most as "JOK" seems to be telling his Instagram followers.
After smashing the NFL’s single-season record for sacks, Cleveland Browns superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett wants to break another. The top pick in the 2017 NFL Draft is aiming to set a new all-time NFL record for career sacks, and he even put a timeline on it.
A player once viewed as an integral part of the Cleveland Browns’ future is said to be unlikely to ever play again. Linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is “doubtful at best” to play again due to a serious neck injury he suffered in 2024, according to Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com.
Browns linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah hasn’t taken the field since he suffered a severe neck injury in Week 8 of the 2024 season. Owusu-Koramoah spent all of last season on the reserve/PUP list.