The shores of Lake Erie are buzzing with a familiar brand of cautious optimism. This time, though, the scent of change feels more permanent than a passing breeze.
The Cleveland Browns have made a strong push to bolster their offensive line in the early days of the NFL legal tampering period. Last week, they traded a 2026 fifth-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for right tackle Tytus Howard.
The Cleveland Browns have been hard at work in free agency addressing the offensive line specifically. Cleveland has added G Zion Johnson, C, Elgin Jenkins, and re-signed G Teven Jenkins.
Jedrick Wills is indeed returning to the NFL. The former first-round pick missed all of the 2025 season due to a knee injury suffered the year before and is now set to sign a one-year deal with the Bears, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Cleveland Browns entered free agency losing all five starting offensive lineman from last season, obviously making it the number one priority for the offseason.
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.
With the NFL’s free agency period set to open Wednesday, March 11 at 4:00 p.m., the Cleveland Browns are expected to be active in signing available free agents.
The Cleveland Browns need to address the tight end position, with multiple players currently free agents. David Njoku bid farewell to Cleveland two weeks ago after nine productive seasons and a Pro Bowl selection, while the Browns are not expected to place a restricted free-agent tender on Blake Whiteheart, making him an unrestricted free agent.
The Cleveland Browns have been aggressive in the free agent market, especially in the trenches. Cleveland’s offensive line was one of the main struggles
We are approaching the start of the new league year in the NFL where teams and players can make contracts official from the tampering period. The Cleveland
The David Njoku era with the Cleveland Browns is officially over. A few weeks ago, Njoku posted a farewell message on his social media pages, signaling the end of his time with the Browns.
It's hard to believe fans expected the Browns to be this active in free agency. It's even harder to believe free agents were so interested in a place with such a tumultuous and losing season.
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.
The Cleveland Browns went into free agency with a clear plan to address the free agency and they’ve done a solid job of doing that so far. Cleveland started free agency by adding G Zion Johnson from the Los Angeles Chargers, then re-signed Teven Jenkins on Tuesday.
The Browns have been searching for a franchise quarterback for what feels like forever. While that search continues, the team made a move that should benefit whoever gets the next chance to lead the team's offense.
Through two days of tampering the Cleveland Browns have a trio of signings they can make official later today at the start of the new league year. Cleveland has been focused on revamping its starting offensive line with all five starters from last year’s team now free agents.
Shedeur Sanders may have a clearer path to the starting job. An NFL expert predicts the Cleveland Browns will not trade for a high-priced veteran quarterback.
While it’s hard to argue that the Cleveland Browns had a great 2025 NFL draft, given their 5-12 record, Cleveland selected impact players. Most casual NFL fans focused on the team’s quarterback choices, Dylan Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, who were taken in the 3rd and 5th rounds, respectively.
The Cleveland Browns are looking to bolster the offensive side of the ball with new coach Todd Monken at the helm. They have been trying to land some talent to bolster the roster, and have done just that on Tuesday evening.
Despite coming off a major injury and being a Monday Packers cap casualty, Elgton Jenkins had interested suitors waiting. The Browns will win that pursuit, according to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
Teven Jenkins will remain in place with the Browns for 2026. The veteran guard has agreed to a new Cleveland deal, per a team announcement. After Jenkins concluded his college career with First-Team All-Big 12 honors in 2020, the Bears drafted the former Oklahoma State Cowboy 39th overall the next spring.
Jerry Jeudy’s future in Cleveland is looking uncertain. After a disappointing 2025 season, the Browns are reportedly targeting new wide receivers in free agency.
While it's unclear if the Cleveland Browns' 2026 Week 1 starting quarterback is currently on their roster, it seems as of the second Tuesday of March that veteran Deshaun Watson and 2025 fifth-round draft pick Shedeur Sanders are the favorites to win the job later this year. Such a scenario leaves 2025 third-round draft choice Dillon Gabriel as the odd man out regarding the Browns' quarterback situation.