It's now up to the 3-1 Browns to keep this up and not make their early-season success just an afterthought late in the fall and into the winter.
One thing that seems certain about the competition for the Browns' starting QB job is that it will run beyond the team's preseason opener against the Chicago Bears this coming Saturday.
Grant Delpit has evolved from an every-game starter to a cornerstone member of the Cleveland Browns secondary. But in 2026, Delpit is also becoming one of the leaders of the Browns' defense.
How many of the most recent pair of teammates to rush for two touchdowns each in the same game for each NFL franchise can you name in eight minutes?
With the Cleveland Browns going through training camp ahead of the 2026 season, the team is looking to lock down any of its stars after trading Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Cleveland Browns are signing safety Grant Delpit to a three-year, $48 million contract extension that includes $35 million in guaranteed money, ESPN and NFL Network reported on Wednesday.
Even with their training camp now open, the Browns are continuing to lock up key members of their defense.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
One day after agreeing to a massive extension with cornerback Denzel Ward, the Browns are paying another key member of their secondary. They have reached a three-year, $48MM deal with safety Grant Delpit, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Denzel Ward just got paid by the Cleveland Browns, who could be striking a deal with safety Grant Delpit next. Will the Browns get this deal done during training camp?
The Cleveland Browns will start training camp at the end of July. Training camp is a good opportunity to see how the team might perform during the season, but it is also a chance for players to showcase their skills while seeking new contracts.
It’s been an offseason of change for the Cleveland Browns from a new head coach to trading Myles Garrett. ESPN believes there is one more thing the team needs to do … and I agree.
After the Cleveland Browns’ blockbuster trade that sent Myles Garrett to the Rams for a package of draft picks and edge rusher Jared Verse, it seems unlikely
Browns safety Grant Delpit attended voluntary minicamp this week, but he did not participate in practice. That led to speculation Delpit was staging a “hold-in” as an attempt to land a raise, though Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com points to a minor injury as the reason he sat out.
The Cleveland Browns had a few players that didn’t participate in the team’s mandatory veteran minicamp June 9-11 in Berea. It’s required for players to show up for these minicamp sessions, but participation in team drills isn’t required for vets. Denzel Ward arrived in Berea after skipping Cleveland’s voluntary OTA sessions.
The Cleveland Browns are getting elite production from Grant Delpit in 2025. The former 44th overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft is off to an incredible start to the season, recording 41 tackles, two for a loss, two quarterback hits, one forced fumble and one sack on the season.
While the Cleveland Browns prepare for an international game against the Minnesota Vikings, safety Grant Delpit is doing his best to try and gain some fans in the city of London.
As if the Ravens needed any extra motivation for Sunday while coming off last week's heartbreaking loss, they now have it.
Grant Delpit has been a bit up and down for the Cleveland Browns. After being drafted 44th overall by the team back in 2020, the safety has taken a dip in production.
Every time the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers matchup together it is a physical, chippy game. That was no different in the impressive win by the Browns Thursday night last week.
The Browns (11-6) have one of the best defenses, if not the best, in the league. Bad news for the other 13 teams in the playoffs, it just got a little bit better on Wednesday morning.
You might not think so at first glance, but there's betting value to be had in this Chicago Bears-Cleveland Browns game on Sunday.
The Browns have lost several players this year to season-ending injuries, and their bad luck continued Wednesday when the team announced two more players will be joining those on the growing list of injuries.
Cleveland’s defensive backfield loses yet another key member, as the Browns have placed Grant Delpit on injured reserve. Delpit suffered a groin injury in Sunday’s win over Jacksonville and will now miss the final four games of the regular season.
The Cleveland Browns signed safety Grant Delpit to a three-year contract extension, and on Monday, general manager Andrew Berry expressed just how happy he was to retain Delpit for the long haul.
The Browns solidified the future of their defensive backfield.
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