As the NFL trade deadline approaches Tuesday, the Cleveland Browns find themselves in a fascinating dilemma. Many expect the Browns to offload some players given their 2-6 record.
The Cleveland Browns may not be having their best season, but as much as some players should be held accountable for the team’s shortcomings, others should get a pass.
According to Adam Schefter, sources believe the Browns will be looking to acquire players at the trade deadline this year, not necessarily ship them off.
The Cleveland Browns are likely to make some more moves before Tuesday’s trade deadline. However, according to multiple reports, they’re more likely to be buyers than sellers.
The Cleveland Browns are 2-6 after eight weeks. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean they’re going to give up on the season. If anything, most reports suggest that the Browns will be buyers, not sellers, at the trade deadline.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Cleveland Browns have arguably the best pass rusher in the NFL. Some would go as far as to say that he’s the best player in football, regardless of position, and it would be hard to disagree.
The National Football League has been anything but kind to Shedeur Sanders. After the legacy media had built him up as an early first-round draft pick, the league promptly corrected that assessment by giving us one of the most unprecedented slides in the history of the NFL Draft.
The Cleveland Browns looked like they might have had a shot to compete in the AFC North a couple of weeks ago, as quarterback injuries have ravaged the division.
As the 2025 NFL season reaches Week 9, the Cleveland Browns find themselves at the bottom of the AFC North standings. While the Browns have remained competitive in most games, their effort has not translated into enough wins to stay in the playoff hunt.
Through the first eight weeks of the 2025 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns have shown occasional flashes of promise, but more often than not, they’ve struggled to stay out of their own way.
The Cleveland Browns have featured some of the NFL’s most talented players throughout their history, yet team success has rarely matched individual excellence.
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The Cleveland Browns have spent most of the season addressing their issues at quarterback. Discussions about Dillon Gabriel’s arm strength, Shedeur Sanders’ NFL readiness, and the possible return of Deshaun Watson have dominated recent conversations in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Browns find themselves in the midst of another lost season as they own a 2-6 record during their Week 9 bye week. The Browns have looked competent defensively, but the offense remains a work in progress.
The NFL’s midseason trade deadline is approaching fast, which is one reason why rumors about potential deals are picking up in pace around the league. For the second consecutive year, the Cleveland Browns will likely enter the marketplace as a seller, hoping to secure a premium value for players on their current roster.
The Cleveland Browns started the 2025 campaign with a logjam at the quarterback position. In addition to having four active players at that position, Cleveland has Deshaun Watson on the Injured Reserve (IR) list while he recovers from last year’s injury.
An NFL insider shot down trade rumors surrounding Cleveland Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett on Saturday. "Cleveland star Myles Garrett is not getting traded," The Athletic's Dianna Russini posted on X.
Despite going through a four-man quarterback competition during training camp and preseason, it’s becoming clearer by the day that none of those four have much of a chance to be the franchise quarterback for the Cleveland Browns for the foreseeable future.
Nothing has stirred up a hotter debate around NFL circles in recent weeks than the Cleveland Browns quarterback situation. What else is new? Head coach
Skip Bayless intensified his criticism of the Cleveland Browns’ handling of rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, urging the team to consider trading the young passer.
Colorado fans will have to wait longer to see former quarterback Shedeur Sanders‘ return to Boulder. The 23-year-old will remain in Cleveland, in case the Browns decide to start him as the quarterback.
Upon further review, Dillon Gabriel’s performance has gone from disappointing to downright surreal. His fourth start wasn’t just bad — it was the kind of disaster that makes you question whether anyone on the Cleveland Browns’ offensive staff even owns a playbook.
Multiple Wednesday reports revealed that there is "zero chance" the Cleveland Browns will part ways with pass-rusher Myles Garrett before the NFL trade deadline despite speculation to the contrary amid another lost season in Cleveland.
The upcoming NFL trade deadline is less than a week away, and the Browns are pretty clearly sellers at 2-6 heading into the bye week. Joe Flacco was the first piece sold off, and the Browns then swapped pending free agent Greg Newsome for Tyson Campbell, who is signed through 2028.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Browns are open to trading veteran S Rayshawn Jenkins. Signed to a one-year deal this offseason, Jenkins has had a steady role on defense and special teams so far. Jenkins, 31, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.