Before reporting to training camp on Friday, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders made a couple of stops out in the community. On Wednesday, he hosted the Garden Valley Fun Fest for community members who were recently impacted by a tragic fire.
The Cleveland Browns entered the offseason with a major need at quarterback, again. They addressed it by trading for Kenny Pickett and signing Joe Flacco before drafting Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.
Browns training camp is right around the corner and Shedeur Sanders is not having any Joe Flacco shade The Cleveland Browns and their fanbase have no clue who will be the starting quarterback in 2025, but the four quarterbacks all have different skill sets with a wide variety of experience.
In NFL history, 30 players have totaled 1,000 or more receiving yards in their first season in the league. How many of the 30 can you name in five minutes?
The Cleveland Browns might win one, five, or fifteen games this season. Nevertheless, above all things, they must figure out whether their quarterback of the future is on the team; that should be their No.
Barry McBride of the Orange and Brown Report indicated which QB could spend the first few weeks of August battling for a spot on the Browns' Week 1 roster.
The Cleveland Browns have plenty of opportunities to make a trade before the start of the NFL regular season, and it seems rather certain they will do something before then.
Cleveland’s 2023 defense lands on PFSN’s rankings of the Top 10 units since 2000. But Pittsburgh is nowhere to be found. The Cleveland Browns made a surprising run to the NFL playoffs in 2023, thanks in part to the resurgence of veteran quarterback Joe Flacco.
The Cleveland Browns needed to find someone else to take over at quarterback. They may have taken things a little too far by bringing in not one or two signal-callers but four of them.
Kirk Cousins to the Browns has been a rumor that has repeatedly come up since he was benched a year ago in favor of Michael Penix Jr., despite his $180 million contract.
Naturally, quarterbacks are always the stars of the show when teams open up training camp. For the Cleveland Browns, though, an "open competition" for the starting job brings a whole new level of attention to the position group.
Most NFL fans know that the Cleveland Browns have been an inconsistent team for many years. They’re a franchise that hasn’t had back-to-back winning seasons since the 1980s.
The Cleveland Browns have a lot of soul-searching to do during the rest of the offseason. Throughout training camp and preseason, they'll need to work diligently to flesh out Head Coach Kevin Stefanski's vision for this team, particularly on the offensive side of the ball.
The Cleveland Browns currently have four healthy quarterbacks on their roster, and the chances of them keeping the entire quartet heading into the 2025 NFL regular season seem rather slim.
There is now just one week until July 18, when Cleveland Browns rookies, including third-round QB Dillon Gabriel and fifth-round QB Shedeur Sanders, report for training camp at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea, Ohio.
The Cleveland Browns have an entirely new quarterback room heading into the 2025 NFL season, and it's quite a mixture. The Browns traded for a former first-round pick in Kenny Pickett, signed a cult hero in 40-year-old Joe Flacco and then drafted a pair of signal-callers in Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.
The Indianapolis Colts showed how much they value the backup quarterback position when they signed Joe Flacco last year on a one-year, $4.5 million deal to secure his services.
A new and surprising report has emerged about the state of the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback battle. Zac Jackson of The Athletic wrote Monday that Joe Flacco has been the “best pure thrower” of the four main competitors for the team’s quarterback job.