Even with less than a month remaining before the 2026 season starts, there will always be a debate over whether Deshaun Watson is the right person to become the starting quarterback, especially after his inconsistencies in Cleveland and multiple injuries.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter believes the Cleveland Browns should consider dealing one of their young quarterbacks to ease a crowded depth chart this offseason.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders is right in the middle of a QB competition, and he hasn’t been giving the media much to work with during recent press conferences.
As of early Wednesday afternoon, Sanders and Watson allegedly did not know which one of them would start Cleveland's preseason opener at the Chicago Bears this coming Saturday.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Cleveland Browns have a more crowded wide reciever room this year, and the result could end in one of their former draft picks being moved before cutdowns.
A Tuesday report claimed that Sanders was "dealing with a blister issue" on his throwing hand. The quarterback has since addressed the ailment with the media.
The Cleveland Browns might have real depth issues on the defensive line heading into the preseason and are looking to add a player to help fill in that void.
The Cleveland Browns released their first unofficial depth chart of the 2026 Preseason, and as expected, there were a few surprises. As announced earlier
The Cleveland Browns may be close to deciding who their best five offensive linemen are with the recent upgrade of one player to their starting offense at training camp.
The Cleveland Browns claimed undrafted rookie TE Dae’Quan Wright off the waiver wire, per Mike Garafolo. He was let go yesterday by the Eagles in a bevy of moves.