The Cleveland Browns have started this NFL season at 1-5 with a 0-3 record in the AFC North division. Those three AFC North losses are looking worse and worse each week. Cleveland's offense has been nothing short of extremely disappointing so far this season, they rank least in the NFL in points per game with just 13.7.
The Cleveland Browns are getting ready to face off against the Miami Dolphins in Week 7 as both teams try to erase their poor performances from earlier in the season.
The November 4 trade deadline is slowly approaching for the Cleveland Browns as they need to consider some tough decisions to make. With the team sitting at a 1-5 record, the playoffs are starting to slip away from the franchise.
Since the Cleveland Browns returned to the NFL fold in 1999, they have not been successful. Since then, they’ve managed just 142 wins, which is the fewest in the league—even behind the Houston Texans, who weren’t even founded until 2002.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Cleveland Browns hoped that Jerry Jeudy would be their primary pass catcher this season. The wide receiver showed flashes of strong play last year, but he hasn’t been as productive in 2025.
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel took a beating in the loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers as Gabriel was sacked six times and hit another 16 times by the Steelers defense.
The Cleveland Browns have a Super Bowl-caliber defense and a UFL-caliber offense. As a result, they’ve lost five of their first six games this season. In Week 7, they host the Miami Dolphins, who also have just one win.
The Cleveland Browns’ preparations for their Week 7 matchup have been clouded by uncertainty surrounding one of their key offensive weapons. Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku missed practice for the second consecutive day on Thursday with a knee injury, casting serious doubt on his availability for the upcoming game.
The Browns-Dolphins Week 7 meeting is a matchup of two teams in desperate need of a win to ease the fans' minds and cool their head coaches' hot seats.
The Cleveland Browns didn’t get off to the start they were hoping for. As such, they’re now among the potential sellers at the upcoming NFL trade deadline.
Sunday's Browns-Steelers game sparked "outrage" from players on both teams regarding the poor quality of the playing surface. Browns guard Joel Bitonio spoke his mind on the situation during a Thursday press conference.
In Cleveland, there’s never a guarantee when it comes to weather forecasts for Browns games. Cleveland could see some serious weather implications this
Myles Garrett remained a cornerstone of the Cleveland Browns’ defense this offseason, signing a contract extension that will keep him a Brown through the 2030 season, despite his very public trade request.
There has been a lot made about the Cleveland Browns and their struggles through the first six games of the 2025 season, with a 1-5 record to show for it.
The Cleveland Browns have been the perennial laughing stock of the National Football League for quite some time now. And if it weren’t for the New York Jets, they would be unchallenged for the title of the worst franchise of the modern era.
Per the wire, the Browns have placed WR David Bell on the reserve/retired list after he announced he would conclude his career yesterday at the age of 24.
The Eagles announced on Wednesday that they have signed DE Titus Leo and TE Jaheim Bell to the practice squad. Leo, 26, was drafted by the Colts in the sixth round of the 2023 NFL Draft out of Wagner.
The Cleveland Browns have already shown what kind of season it’s going to be with a couple of trades they’ve made. Cleveland is clearly looking toward the future, which makes sense given their 1-5 record so far.
David Bell is walking away from football. The Browns wide receiver announced he’s retiring from the NFL, with the fourth-year player citing complications from a recent injury.
Myles Garrett’s latest frustrations with the Cleveland Browns are not finding a very sympathetic audience on sports talk radio. ESPN Cleveland radio host Tony Rizzo went off on Garrett Monday, one day after the listless Browns lost 23-9 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 6.
After an extended legal battle, the city of Cleveland and the Haslem Sports Group, owners of the Cleveland Browns, announced Monday that they have reached an agreement that will allow the team to build a new domed stadium in nearby suburb Brook Park.