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.
Trade speculation around tight end David Njoku heading to the Miami Dolphins has the Cleveland Browns facing a pivotal crossroads. With quarterback uncertainties lingering, parting with one of their most productive offensive weapons would represent a significant risk.
Joel Bitonio and Rob Burnett are on the list. But are there other Cleveland players who should have made the cut? The Cleveland Browns, like every other NFL team, have had their share of misses when it comes to the NFL Draft.
The Cleveland Browns’ plans for a new stadium have been an open secret for years. Now, with the team inching closer to that goal after securing some public funding, fans are getting to see what the new venue could look like.
The Cleveland Browns added some veteran leadership to their defensive line this offseason. They didn’t waste a lot of time after the San Francisco 49ers cut Maliek Collins in a salary-dumping move.
The Cleveland Browns have arguably the best pass rusher in the game. Myles Garrett can single-handedly elevate a defensive line’s impact. Now, with a top-five draft talent by his side in Mason Graham, the Browns’ front seven should be a force to be reckoned with.
The Cleveland Browns find themselves in a familiar position, searching for stability at quarterback. They face a crucial question about whether they can develop one current QB into something resembling the success story of their former No.
The Cleveland Browns need their rookie star to make an impact right away. Judging by some recent video, Mason Graham is about to go hard in his first year in the NFL.
Over the last several months, the leadership acumen of Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has been called into question. Not just because he publicly demanded a trade earlier in the offseason, but also because he skipped the first wave of organized team activities.
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For better or worse, Shedeur Sanders’ unprecedented slide in the 2025 NFL Draft is set to follow him for the rest of his. However, it’s important to keep in mind that everything is about perspective.
The Cleveland Browns seem like they really are going to do something unprecedented in 2025: oversee a QB competition that includes not two, not three, but four possible candidates for the team’s QB1 job.
With training camp just a few weeks away, the Browns only have two true center options on the roster - starter Ethan Pocic and third-year backup Luke Wypler.
The Tennessee Vols have produced plenty of offensive talent for the NFL over the past decade. Players like Alvin Kamara continue to lead the way with consistent performance.
At the start of the offseason, Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett appeared to be fed up. The former Defensive Player of the Year demanded a trade, sending shockwaves through both Cleveland and the NFL.
As the Cleveland Browns continue to gear up for the 2025 NFL season, there's one name that has flown under the radar this offseason for the organization.
Since Andrew Berry and Kevin Stefanski took over in 2020, the Browns have kept exactly six receivers on the initial 53-man roster every single year. Jerry Jeudy and Cedric Tillman are locks at the top, but things get quite murky after that.
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.
Most of the focus in Cleveland is on their four-man quarterback competition, but QB Deshaun Watson continues to rehab from a torn Achilles. Per Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, league sources believe Watson could be ready to practice around October.