The Cleveland Browns’ latest moves are them telling us they think they’re not far off from competing, and we should pay attention. The Cleveland Browns traded Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams this offseason, and that decision looked like a team heading toward a full-on rebuild.
The first week of training camp is in the books for the Cleveland Browns. There’s a few players we must talk about following the first few practices. The Cleveland Browns wrapped up their first week of 2026 training camp over the weekend, and the quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders has dominated the spotlight.
The Cleveland Browns will begin their second week of training camp on Monday, as the team puts on the pads for the first time this summer. It’ll be a pivotal week for the Browns, who will complete head coach Todd Monken’s installation sessions as they continue to evaluate the quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.
The Cleveland Browns are making one major change as the team moves to a new state-of-the-art stadium. The Browns have announced that their $2.6 billion stadium, set for completion in 2029, will use artificial turf for its playing surface instead of grass.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has thrown five interceptions in the first four training camp sessions this summer. That’s notable, as the 30-year-old quarterback’s career is on life support, with the opportunity for a clean slate in his final season with the Browns under first-year coach Todd Monken.
The Browns were interested in signing one of the top free agents available, but another team moved first. However, it may not be the worst thing for the Browns.
The Steelers announced the official signing of S Rayshawn Jenkins on Saturday and are also releasing S Darnell Savage in a corresponding move. Jenkins, 32, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.
Browns QB Deshaun Watson is happy to be back healthy in training camp and knows that he has a lot to prove to both himself and the fan base. “I’m looking forward to it,” Watson said, via Pro Football Talk.
In the immediate aftermath of the stunning trade that saw the Browns deal DE Myles Garrett to the Rams this offseason, it was reported that another mainstay on the Cleveland defense, CB Denzel Ward , would remain in place.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Training camp has been up and moving in the NFL for the past couple of days, and let the takes and reactions fly. For Cleveland, this year feels very different than just one year ago.
Training camp in Berea got a little more “Prime” this week. Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders pulled up to the Cleveland Browns’ facility to check in on his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, and spent some quality time chopping it up with head coach Todd Monken.
Things have been pretty rough for Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam. His team has lost 12 or more games in back-to-back years and currently has a QB controversy as it tries to change course.
The Pittsburgh Steelers consistently boast one of the top defenses in the NFL. A signing on Saturday afternoon further boosted Pittsburgh's chances of once again having an outstanding defense in 2026.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has welcomed his father, Deion Sanders, to training camp after previously requesting distance during his rookie season.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam has not exactly won a lot of rave reviews for his stewardship of the franchise, including from his own father. In addition to his ownership of the Browns, Haslam owns a 25 percent stake in the Milwaukee Bucks.
Deshaun Watson and Sanders have alternated first-team reps in the first days of training camp, and head coach Todd Monken is in no rush to make a decision.
Another day, and another bit of news about the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition. It's shaping up to get hot between second-year player Shedeur Sanders and veteran Deshaun Watson.
For months, the fact that the NFL hadn't locked in a final date for Super Bowl LXII led some to believe that league owners and the NFL Players Association could come to an agreement to make the switch to an 18-game regular-season format in 2027. It now appears that won't be the case.