From Tytus Howard and Zion Johnson to Teven Jenkins, the Cleveland Browns front office have prioritized their offensive line. New head coach Todd Monken was the offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens for three seasons.
The Browns, after their entire starting offensive line entered free agency, re-signed guard Teven Jenkins. He played in every game last season, starting four.
Myles Garrett has been the face of the Cleveland Browns since the day he walked through the door. By almost every measure, the athlete feels like he's from a different planet.
Former Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski didn't name Joe Flacco as the starting quarterback for the team until August 18 last year. This was just a few weeks before the regular season started.
Teven Jenkins will remain in place with the Browns for 2026. The veteran guard has agreed to a new Cleveland deal, per a team announcement. After Jenkins concluded his college career with First-Team All-Big 12 honors in 2020, the Bears drafted the former Oklahoma State Cowboy 39th overall the next spring.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Cleveland Browns are working through an important offseason in what is the first year for new head coach Todd Monken. Free agency is going on now and
We’re midway through the second day of free agency and contracts can be officially signed on Wednesday. The Cleveland Browns have made two moves so far to note during the tampering period. Cleveland has agreed to sign G Zion Johnson to be a starter up front for them to replace one of Joel Bitonio or Wyatt Teller, that’s not clear yet.
Cleveland Browns fans were torn on Kevin Stefanski for years. He was a two-time NFL Coach of the Year, but also won a total of eight games between 2024 and 2025.
After trying, and failing at retaining free agent linebacker Devin Bush Jr., the Cleveland Browns were left looking for a new starter to pair alongside
The Cleveland Browns ended the 2025 campaign with several question marks. One of the most glaring was finding a franchise quarterback. The Browns brass is kicking the tires on all options, from bringing in a free agent, drafting one in the upcoming draft or keeping the status quo.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Yesterday was a great day for the Cleveland Browns. With Deshaun Watson, Denzel Ward, and Myles Garrett's mammoth contracts still on the books, people didn't think the Browns would be super active.
The Cleveland Browns kicked off the first day of the legal tampering period by agreeing to contracts with offensive guard Zion Johnson and linebacker Quincy Williams.
Day 1 of NFL free agency took place on Monday and the Cleveland Browns came away with a pair of signings. The Browns brought in former Los Angeles ChargersG Zion Johnson, as well as former New York JetsLB Quincy Williams. There’s still work to be done and the Browns need to add more along the offensive line.
The new head coach stood at the podium and spoke directly: Shedeur Sanders has elite playmaking ability. Still, the quarterback job is an open competition.
The Cleveland Browns are in position this offseason to significantly upgrade their offense in hopes of competing during the 2026 season. The Browns don’t have quite as much cap space this offseason as they will next year, even after the restructuring of quarterback Deshaun Watson.
Day 1 of NFL free agency brought the Cleveland Browns two signings with one coming on each side of the football. Cleveland started a couple of hours into free agency by signing former Los Angeles Chargers G Zion Johnson.
The Cleveland Browns are looking for a new start with some new players and a new coaching staff taking over for the season. They have been aggressive during the legal tampering period portion of NFL free agency, including landing one of the former All-Pro defenders.
The Cleveland Browns have made a key signing to the defensive side of the ball, landing linebacker Quincy Williams from the New York Jets. Williams made his decision to sign with the Browns on Monday, per insider Ari Meirov.
The Cleveland Browns watched LB Devin Bush walk in free agency on Monday afternoon when he signed a deal with theChicago Bears. Cleveland wasted no time
As previously discussed on Gridiron Heroics, the Cleveland Browns need to overhaul the offensive line with four Week 1 starters and a key backup set to test free agency.
Shedeur Sanders began his first NFL season with the Cleveland Browns on the bench, backing up quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Dillon Gabriel. But after a 2-8 start to the 2025 season for the Browns, Sanders finally got his chance, earning Cleveland's starting quarterback position in Week 12 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Cleveland’s offensive line overhaul continues. After trading for Tytus Howard and giving the ex-Texans first-rounder an extension, the Browns are turning to another former first-rounder to continue their makeover up front.
While it's unclear if the Cleveland Browns' 2026 Week 1 starting quarterback is currently on their roster, it seems as of the second Tuesday of March that veteran Deshaun Watson and 2025 fifth-round draft pick Shedeur Sanders are the favorites to win the job later this year. Such a scenario leaves 2025 third-round draft choice Dillon Gabriel as the odd man out regarding the Browns' quarterback situation.