The Cleveland Browns are reportedly targeting two big-name quarterbacks this offseason, suggesting that they don’t view Shedeur Sanders as a long-term starter.
Last draft, the Cleveland Browns were able to find two high quality starters in the second round in both linebacker Carson Schwesinger and running back Quinshon Judkins.
The Deshaun Watson contract is in its final year. Because of the numerous restructures the Browns have made on the disastrous fully guaranteed deal, it is widely expected to remain on Cleveland’s payroll in 2026.
The NFLPA report cards are out. And it’s not pretty for the Cleveland Browns. For the second consecutive season, the Browns are the No. 30 ranked team in these NFLPA report cards which survey players on team accommodations for things like travel, facilities, family treatment, etc.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Cleveland Browns want to get the Todd Monken era off to a good start. After Monken’s availability on Wednesday, the 60-year-old head coach explained that every NFL team rebuilds each offseason and that the Browns are no different.
Despite all the hype surrounding Shedeur Sanders, there's no guarantee he'll be part of Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken's vision. Sanders completed 56.6% of his passes as a rookie for 1,400 yards with seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
New Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken has not decided on whether Shedeur Sanders will retain his position as the team’s starting quarterback. Monken just arrived as the Browns’ new coach during the offseason after the team fired Kevin Stefanski.
Tony Pauline reports the Browns are among the teams interested in Giants WR Wan’Dale Robinson in free agency. Pauline reported earlier this week that the Titans were interested in Robinson partly because Titans OC Brian Daboll drafted him when he was the Giants coach.
The Cleveland Browns like to say that they are aggressive in everything they do. This offseason, that even relates to submitting potential rule changes to the NFL for their review.
The NFL Draft is the single most important offseason event on the NFL calendar and arguably more important than any offseason event in American sports.
Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports the Browns will try to re-sign LB Devin Bush to a multi-year deal. Bush is set to be an unrestricted free agent after finishing up his second one-year deal with Cleveland.
The Cleveland Browns have submitted a rule proposal that would increase the limit on how far out teams can trade draft picks, going from three years to five, per Pro Football Talk.
The Cleveland Browns remain heavily committed to solving their continuous quarterback dilemma as soon as possible and could look to as early as this offseason.
As the NFL Combine begins, the Cleveland Browns should be preparing for final evaluations of the 2026 NFL Draft class. The Browns hold not one, but two picks in the first round.
Per Tony Pauline, former Browns G Wyatt Teller is expected to sign a contract worth at least $10 million annually. Teller announced on his Instagram earlier this month that he won’t be returning to Cleveland in 2026.
An open competition between Shedeur Sanders and veteran quarterback Deshaun Watson is seemingly generating debate, and at least one ESPN analyst believes one contender holds a significant edge.
As the 2026 NFL Combine began, Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry spoke to the media. When asked about the team’s quarterback plans, he said Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson are still the two top candidates to be next season’s starter.