The Cleveland Browns traded Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams in June and got Jared Verse back as the centerpiece. Nine games in, Verse is still looking for his first sack, and a new option just surfaced.
Although the Cleveland Browns lost to the New Orleans Saints 23-22 in overtime on Sunday, Shedeur Sanders had a standout game. He finished with 297 yards and two touchdowns, and also rushed for 28 yards on 10 carries.
The Cleveland Browns had an excellent opportunity to return from a three-game road trip, 6-3. Instead, the Browns dropped a 23-22 decision to the Saints in overtime, for the Browns' second straight loss to fall to 5-4.
We are one day away from the 2026 NFL trade deadline, and a move that makes sense for the Cleveland Browns may have just became possible. We’re a day away from the 2026 NFL trade deadline, and the Cleveland Browns enter it with a 5-4 record coming off of a loss to the New Orleans Saints.
Jared Verse is still talking about Mason McCormick’s hit on an extra point during the Steelers’ win over the Cleveland Browns, and the NFL’s weekly fines list has now settled the matter.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Cleveland Browns are not far off the top spot in the AFC North standings. Following a rocky start to the 2026 campaign, the Browns turned the corner and are seemingly playing competitive football week in and week out.
Carson Schwesinger did just about everything a linebacker can do on Sunday, and the Cleveland Browns still flew home from New Orleans with a 23-22 overtime loss.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
CLEVELAND, OHIO (TheOBR.com) - Good morning, Cleveland Browns fans! Some people saw a revelation in the Browns fourth-quarter comeback against the Saints, which eventually ended up as a 23-22 overtime loss.
Walking off the field after a crushing 23-22 overtime defeat to the New Orleans Saints, the last thing Shedeur Sanders wanted to do was create another media firestorm in Cleveland. The Week 9 game marked his first start in the 2026 season.
Todd Monken is not interested in playing it safe. That’s especially true when he believes his team has a chance to win. The Cleveland Browns head coach demonstrated that philosophy in Sunday’s heartbreaking 23-22 overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints.
The Cleveland Browns were a successful two-point conversion away from victory Sunday afternoon against the New Orleans Saints. Alas, the team is now 5-4 and there is plenty to talk about following the loss.
Cleveland had been living on close games all season. All five of the Browns’ wins came by four points or fewer, and Todd Monken admitted this week that “it’s not the optimal way to win,” per CBS Sports.
Todd Monken didn’t want a tie, and it’s hard to blame him. After Harold Fannin Jr.’s 39-yard touchdown with a minute left in overtime, the Cleveland Browns coach kept his offense on the field, and Shedeur Sanders’ two-point pass to Denzel Boston fell incomplete in a 23-22 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
CLEVELAND, OHIO (TheOBR.com) - Good morning, Cleveland Browns fans! I like to think of this Massive Morning Missive as not necessarily being about the Cleveland Browns.