Discipline, not temptation, should define the Cleveland Browns’ draft. For once, the Browns aren’t scrambling to plug obvious holes or chase desperation picks.
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken appears to be embracing the Browns’ culture seamlessly. Monken, who landed in Cleveland to replace Kevin Stefanski, will have his first head-coach experience with the AFC North team.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger offered a pretty hot take about one AFC team he believes has missed its chance to win a championship.
The Cleveland Browns are set to introduce big changes on offense for the 2026 regular season under new head coach Todd Monken. One of those changes includes
“We’re not going to divide the reps evenly,” Todd Monken said in a recent offseason interview, outlining how the Browns will approach a quarterback competition that includes Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Cleveland Browns fans have spent the early offseason watching a familiar storyline unfold. A high-priced veteran sits atop the depth chart, while a young quarterback quietly builds momentum behind the scenes.
The Cleveland Browns have spent the last two seasons searching for stability. Injuries and roster turnover have left the offense stuck in neutral. Watson’s tenure has mirrored this instability, marked by rare flashes of form and poor availability.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
With the NFL Draft less than a month away, ESPN insider Adam Schefter shared some insight on what the Cleveland Browns might do with their first-round selections.
Per Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, Browns HC Todd Monken said he would like a fullback, and revealed they tried to sign FB Patrick Ricard. Ricard instead followed HC John Harbaugh to the Giants and became the highest-paid FB in league history on a two-year deal.
The Cleveland Browns began their offseason with the offensive line among the club's top priorities. So far, the team has delivered on sweeping changes.
The Cleveland Browns still have some time to fix their big needs this offseason. Immediately following the NFL Combine, Browns general manager Andrew Berry traded a fifth-round draft pick for Tytus Howard, who was extended on a three-year deal to play right tackle in Cleveland.
One of the most intriguing Browns to hit free agency this season was standout corner Martin Emerson Jr. Emerson was slated to have a big role in Cleveland last year, but a torn Achilles sidelined him all year long.
Andrew Berry’s attempt at securing the Cleveland Browns’ future has tanked. They have now withdrawn their proposal for trading draft picks with a five-year window, instead of the current three-year one.
The Cleveland Browns have withdrawn their proposed rule change which would have extended how far out teams can trade draft picks, according to an NFL Network report.
Browns CB Martin Emerson Jr. remains on the free agent market after his rookie deal expired, as he works back from a torn Achilles that sidelined him in 2025. At the league meetings, Browns GM Andrew Berry spoke about Emerson, and said they would love to have him back.
The Browns recently agreed to a revised contract with All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett, who saw his option bonus dates pushed back from the first week of the league year to the week before the regular season begins.