Since the passing of the trade deadline several players who were mentioned in rumors, such as Wyatt Teller and David Njoku, made it clear they were excited to continue their careers in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Browns are in a very Cleveland Browns type of situation. Kevin Stefanski’s team is 2-6, at the foot of the AFC North and will likely be looking toward next season soon, if not already.
No team has struggled to find a quarterback more than the Cleveland Browns. It has been an issue since the team returned more than two decades ago, and unfortunately, it continues to be a problem today.
The Cleveland Browns have one of the NFL’s top offensive linemen in Joel Bitonio. Even at 34, Bitonio has maintained the high level of play that has defined his career, an impressive feat for a veteran guard.
The Cleveland Browns might be looking for a new head coach this offseason. Owner Jimmy Haslam has always had Kevin Stefanski’s back. But after winning just five of their past 25 games dating to last season, it’s hard to justify keeping Stefanski around much longer.
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 are finally doing what they should’ve done a long time ago. Head coach Kevin Stefanski will give up offensive play-calling duties to coordinator Tommy Rees.
The Cleveland Browns have a huge need at quarterback, and they happen to have two rookies to potentially fix that issue. So far, however, Dillon Gabriel hasn’t looked like the solution.
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The Cleveland Browns didn’t need much time to realize that offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey wasn’t the right man for the job. He had success with big, athletic, mobile quarterbacks in the past, so they thought he would be a good mentor for Deshaun Watson.
Unless the Cleveland Browns get some players healthy for the team’s walk through session on Friday, they could be undermanned against the New York Jets.
The Cleveland Browns will continue to have Dillon Gabriel as their starting quarterback in Week 10 against the New York Jets. This will be his fifth start after taking over Joe Flacco, and so far, the returns haven’t been encouraging.
By now, anyone who has been tuning in to the Browns games week after week can tell the offense is not only a problem, but an active deterrent to winning football games.
Coming off their bye week, the Cleveland Browns record of 2-6 for the season remained unchanged. However, risers and sinkers around them meant that Cleveland didn’t necessarily hold the same spot in all eight of the most prominent NFL Power Rankings after Week 8.
Dillon Gabriel has been the starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns since Oct. 5, when he started against the Minnesota Vikings. Despite the loss in that game, the early returns were solid.
Tight end David Njoku was one of several Cleveland Browns players who were linked with other teams but ultimately remained with the Browns through the trade deadline.
This year hasn't been as exciting for Shedeur Sanders as he was likely hoping it would be. He fell to the fifth round of the draft despite many expecting him to be a first-round pick.
Halfway through another uneven season in Cleveland, there are still bright spots worth highlighting -- and a few disappointments that sting just as much.
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.
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 Browns designated wide receiver Cedric Tillman to return from injured reserve on Monday, per a team announcement. Cleveland also released veteran safety Damontae Kazee from the 53-man roster.