With the bye week in the rearview mirror, the Cleveland Browns are back at practice ahead of their critical Week 10 showdown against the one-win New York Jets.
Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was a Saturday addition to the Week 8 injury report, with a back injury. He wasn't the backup for the loss to the Patriots.
Despite rumors and reports stating otherwise, the Cleveland Browns didn’t add anybody at the NFL trade deadline. They only made a minor move, sending backup defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to the Chicago Bears as part of a draft-pick swap.
The Cleveland Browns saw running back Quinshon Judkins exit the Week 8 game early due to a shoulder injury. Here's what we know about Judkins' chances of playing in Week 10 as the Browns emerge from their bye week.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Cleveland Browns’ only move ahead of the NFL trade deadline didn’t make much headlines. They sent backup defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to the Chicago Bears for a late-round draft pick.
After weeks of rumors and teasing big moves, the Cleveland Browns barely did anything at the trade deadline. They only moved backup defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to acquire some late-round draft capital from the desperate Chicago Bears.
The Cleveland Browns are 2-6 and surprisingly sat on their hands at the NFL trade deadline. While conventional football wisdom would tell you that a two-win team should sell assets for future draft capital, the Browns told the national media that they were planning on buying at the deadline.
The Cleveland Browns are a 2-6 football team, and some expected them to be sellers at the trade deadline. That didn’t really come to fruition, as the Browns made just one minor move on Tuesday ahead of the deadline.
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.
Myles Garrett’s name has been thrown out a lot over the past several months. Fans and analysts alike were convinced that he’d join a new team in the offseason, but he decided to sign a contract extension with the Cleveland Browns.
The 2025 NFL trade deadline was far more active than in previous years, with several teams across the league aggressively pursuing top talent to strengthen their rosters.
The Cleveland Browns appeared to have several opportunities to make moves at the trade deadline, yet their only transaction was sending Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to the Chicago Bears.
Cleveland Browns fans held their breath in the final moments of the trade deadline. Some fans were holding out hope for a blockbuster move that could somehow alter the franchise’s direction this season, while others simply wanted to see the team keep its core intact.
Cleveland Browns fans may have felt like they were living in a time loop this week. Head coach Kevin Stefanski announced he will no longer being calling plays on offense, leaving that responbility to first-year offensive coordinator Tommy Rees.
The buzz around the Cleveland Browns has not taken a back seat at all this season; heck, the seat has been getting warmer for some members of the organization.
With the Cleveland Browns mired in a disaster of a season with yet another unsolved quarterback situation on their hands, it’s not hard to look back to how a March 2022 trade helped us get to this point.
The Cleveland Browns made a bold decision in the 2025 NFL Draft. Trading down from No. 2 overall cost them the opportunity to select two-way star Travis Hunter, but it gave them a haul in return.
The NFL trade deadline, one of the most chaotic days in all of sports. The Cleveland Browns are no stranger to the chaos, making their third trade of the regular season.
While the trade improves Cleveland's draft position for 2026, it still gives Chicago some edge help, even if Tryon-Shoyinka's overall body of work is not great.
The Cleveland Browns were noted as a team that could be active on Tuesday ahead of the NFL trade deadline at 4 p.m. With a 2-6 record on the season, the Browns are clearly looking toward the future with no realistic chance of competing for the playoffs this year.
The Week 9 bye week for the Cleveland Browns has come and gone, giving them a chance to get healthy and implement any changes they wanted to make. Through the first eight games, the Browns pretty much know what they are.
The Cleveland Browns have found themselves in a weird spot as the NFL nears the 2025 trade deadline. With trades for the season only being permitted up until 4 pm ET of November 4, the Browns haven’t been identified as a clear buyer or a seller.
The NFL trade deadline is now just hours away, as teams have until 4 P.M. EST on Tuesday to make any deals until the season is over. Cleveland has been busy as is, moving Joe Flacco, adding Cam Robinson, and swapping Greg Newsome for Tyson Campbell.