The Cleveland Browns surprised a whole lot of people when they traded the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft, passing on the opportunity to select Travis Hunter in the process.
The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback competition remains wide open. With Deshaun Watson sidelined indefinitely following a second Achilles surgery, the Browns are evaluating four options: veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, and rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.
With $600 million in public funding secured, the Cleveland Browns’ stadium vision is becoming a reality. A dome is about to rise, with plans to open by the 2029 NFL season.
The Cleveland Browns are set up to have a four-man quarterback competition, and while fans have been hitting the refresh button day after day for updates, the reality is that nobody has a grasp on the situation aside from those inside the organization.
The Cleveland Browns made some upgrades to their offense this offseason in an effort to wipe the slate clean. They brought in four new quarterbacks and drafted two explosive running backs, as well as a tight end who set NCAA records.
The Cleveland Browns had a major hole to fill in the backfield this offseason. The Nick-Chubb era came to an end and this left the Browns in need of a running back.
General manager Andrew Berry isn’t the only one calling the shots for the Cleveland Browns, but he’s the one who executes the vision. Considering that, it’s safe to say the plan hasn’t come to fruition.
The Cleveland Browns announced this week the official plans of building a new $2.4 billion domed stadium in Brook Park, Ohio that seats up to 70,000 on Sundays.
With the QB competition at the forefront, Browns training camp tickets could be hot commodities We are inching ever so close to the start of training camp for the Cleveland Browns and, this year, no trip to The Greenbrier in West Virginia.
It has been a long process figuring out the next steps for where the Browns will play home games when their lease on the lakefront expires following the 2028 season.
The Cleveland Browns needed to shake things up at quarterback. They got the ball rolling by trading Dorian Thompson-Robinson to get Kenny Pickett, who most assumed would be a backup.
The Cleveland Browns are facing massive issues at wide receiver heading into the 2025 NFL season, as they did not select any receivers in the NFL Draft, nor did they sign anyone in free agency outside of Diontae Johnson.
The offseason didn’t get off to a great start for Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns, as the star pass rusher publicly requested a trade. Luckily, the story had a happy ending as Garrett signed a contract extension that made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.
Big Change on the Way for the Cleveland Browns and Northeast Ohio A major shift is coming for the Cleveland Browns — and for Northeast Ohio as a whole — with a new stadium all but confirmed for the franchise.
After more than 25 years of football, the Cleveland Browns are preparing to move on from Huntington Bank Field in favor of a brand new, fully enclosed stadium.
The Cleveland Browns are no strangers to chaos at quarterback. They are coming off another wild offseason, a dramatic draft-day trade, and a carousel of signal-callers heading into 2025.
A new home for the Dawg Pound with a retractable roof might be back on track upon the formal approval of a two-year Ohio state budget plan that sets aside $600 million for the Cleveland Browns' stadium construction plan.
Even when things are supposed to be quiet around the NFL on June 30 — with players away from teams — that isn’t the case. A blockbuster trade went down Monday morning, sending cornerback Jalen Ramsey from the Miami Dolphins to the Pittsburgh Steelers in exchange for safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.
Undeniably, the Browns' receiving room isn't the strongest on paper. Jerry Jeudy had a strong breakout year and is a great way to start the room, but the options after that are mostly unproven.
A report from late May indicated that Deshaun Watson could potentially try to return to the Cleveland Browns' active roster during the 2025 regular season.
The Cleveland Browns are no strangers to making contract decisions that may not be popular across the rest of the league. Cleveland made waves when it gave quarterback Deshaun Watson a fully guaranteed contract—an unprecedented move that was not well received by other NFL owners.