Earlier this offseason, it appeared that Myles Garrett was done with the Cleveland Browns. He had requested a trade and did not seem to be relenting in his demands, going very public with everything.
The Cleveland Browns have undergone a dramatic philosophical shift after years of aggressive moves failed to deliver satisfactory results. The organization previously went all-in, constructing a roster built to compete if quarterback Deshaun Watson had met expectations.
The non-stop NFL news firehose often makes it easy to forget that the latest spray consists of recycled water. A recent post on the CFL's official website has stirred up an outdated news nugget: The Toronto Argonauts have the negotiating rights to Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
The Cleveland Browns have struggled with quarterback protection for years, and the numbers tell a brutal story. In 2024, they allowed 66 sacks while cycling through four starting quarterbacks, creating chaos that rippled through the entire offense.
The Browns' offensive line was recently the identity of the offense under Kevin Stefanski, with many of the same key contributors remaining on the 2025 squad.
The 2025 NFL schedule doesn’t do the Cleveland Browns any favors. Needing to get off to a strong start to avoid a rebuild or a developmental season, the first few weeks provide a stiff challenge.
Outside of the NFL Draft, where the Cleveland Browns swung multiple deals, the Browns have been very quiet on the trade front this offseason. It's actually surprising given all of the seemingly tradeable players Cleveland has, but there is still time for the Browns to make some moves before the start of the 2025 campaign.
The Cleveland Browns surprisingly released veteran defensive end Ogbo Okoronkwo before training camp even begins. The move caught many around the NFL off guard, considering Okoronkwo had carved out a solid role in coordinator Jim Schwartz’s defensive system over the past two seasons.
Though veteran Joe Flacco holds the early advantage, and rookie Shedeur Sanders generates fan excitement, Kenny Pickett has positioned himself as a legitimate contender to be the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback.
Jimmy Haslam takes the cake due to his role in Deshaun Watson, Hue Jackson Listen, apologies for the negativity on a site that strives to bring you mostly positives along with the news.
The Cleveland Browns need to figure out who’s going to be their quarterback by the start of the season. They also have to go back to having an offensive identity, and the QB should be able to execute that vision and game plan.
The embattled quarterback has settled one portion of his life Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has made plenty of money. Watson and his fiancée Jilly Anais posted on Instagram that the wedding took place and the couple are officially married.
The Cleveland Browns have already made one surprising cut this offseason, parting ways with defensive end Ogbo Okoronkwo. Are they any other jarring moves coming?
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Shedeur Sanders is preparing for his rookie season as a member of the Cleveland Browns after being selected in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, but he’s got other options.
With the NFL season still two months away, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson had an update to share regarding his personal life. The Browns acquired Watson in March 2022 and immediately signed him to a five-year, $230 million contract.
Jim Schwartz took over the Browns defensive coordinator role in 2023 for Joe Woods and made a tremendous impact from the jump. After being a middle-of-the-pack defense for most of the early Kevin Stefanski era, the Browns finished second in defensive DVOA in 2023 en route to an 11-win season and a playoff appearance.
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.
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.