Now that the 2026 NFL Combine is in the books, the Cleveland Browns will return to Berea and continue preparation for their offseason. Before putting the final touches on their NFL Draft big board, the Browns will prepare for free agency.
The Browns are taking the first of what will be many steps aimed at improving their offensive line this offseason. A trade agreement with the Texans has been reached.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is now behind us and it means we’re inching closer to the draft. For the Cleveland Browns, it’s another impotent draft where they must address several positions.
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.
The NFL Combine has been in the rearview mirror for less than 24 hours, and the Cleveland Browns are already on the board with a big trade. The Browns are trading a fifth-round draft pick to the Houston Texans for right tackle Tytus Howard, according to several reports.
Free agency doesn't begin until next week in the NFL, but the Cleveland Browns are already on the board with a big move this week. Heading into free agency, the Browns are going to be heavily interested in players along the offensive line.
The Cleveland Browns’ biggest question mark to watch play out over the next couple of months will come at the quarterback position. Cleveland has Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and Dillon Gabriel on its roster.
The Cleveland Browns appear poised to enter the 2026 season with Kyler Murray as the primary quarterback other than Shedeur Sanders, according to recent league projections.
After the Cleveland Browns fired Kevin Stefanski, owner Jimmy Haslam stated that the next 120 days would be critical for the future of his team. 55 days later, the Browns have hired new head coach Todd Monken and just put a bow on the NFL Combine week in Indianapolis.
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.
While the Browns took two quarterbacks in last year’s draft, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, the future remains uncertain as to who will start for years to come.
The Cleveland Browns’ decision to trade for Deshaun Watson in 2022 and hand him a fully guaranteed $230 million contract has been nothing short of a disaster.
Todd Monken had a bit of a ‘Vanilla Ice look’ going at the NFL Combine. The newly minted Cleveland Browns head coach was spotted wearing a stylish Jordan brand hoodie, a Nike baseball cap, casual pants, and sneakers while appearing in an interview.
Shedeur Sanders offered a playful reaction when asked about the Cleveland Browns being linked to Marvin Harrison Jr and Chris Olave. The quarterback was approached by a fan at an airport who mentioned speculation around Cleveland targeting the two wide receivers.
Chloe Kim has revealed the hilarious misunderstanding that led to her relationship with Myles Garrett. The Olympic snowboarder admitted she once attended a Cleveland Browns game, believing she was about to see world-famous DJ Martin Garrix.
The year is 2026 and the Cleveland Browns are still looking for a franchise quarterback. Thus, even entertaining any Super Bowl talk for the team usually results in ridicule.
The Cleveland Browns once again went through a quarterback carousel in 2025, with three players getting starts. Cleveland was once again hurt by poor quarterback play, though there wasn’t a whole lot around the position to win with. Joe Flacco got the first four starts, then Dillon Gabriel was the first rookie to get thrown into the fire.
Though former Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz departed from Cleveland when he was not promoted to the head coaching role, the team’s defensive coaching staff will retain several familiar faces.
The Browns are prioritizing re-signing their own players rather than pursuing available free agents this offseason. General manager Andrew Berry said at the Combine (via The Athletic’s Zac Jackson) that the team is “probably one offseason away from being hyper aggressive” in free agency.
Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports the Browns will try to re-sign LB Devin Bush to a multi-year deal. Bush is set to be an unrestricted free agent after finishing up his second one-year deal with Cleveland.
Per Tony Pauline, former Browns G Wyatt Teller is expected to sign a contract worth at least $10 million annually. Teller announced on his Instagram earlier this month that he won’t be returning to Cleveland in 2026.