General manager Andrew Berry, after piecing together a great Day 2 draft, punted a lot of the goodwill he had suddenly built up with fans by snagging Dillon Gabriel with the 94th overall pick.
The Cleveland Browns refused to address their offensive tackle depth last year in the draft. That mistake came back and haunted the team throughout the season.
The Cleveland Browns have a bevy of needs to address in the NFL Draft, as they simply did not have the financial means to fix their problems in free agency.
Could a reunion with 2020 first-round pick Jedrick Wills Jr. be in play for the Cleveland Browns? At this point in the offseason it doesn't seem so crazy, even if it's something fans may not want to hear.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Cleveland Browns didn’t enter the offseason with a lot of money to spend. They kept some of their key guys and, as expected, didn’t make much of a splash in free agency.
The New York Jets just acquired Justin Fields to be their starting quarterback, but will they have a strong enough offensive line to adequately protect Fields?
With free agency set to officially commence on Wednesday, the New York Jets will surely be on the lookout for a right tackle. ESPN’s Rich Cimini acknowledged RT as one of New York’s areas of need on Wednesday morning.
Nick Saban's Alabama Crimson Tide program was known to produce reliable, hard-working, pro-ready players throughout his tenure. It wasn't often that one of his prospects got to the NFL, and they simply lacked the discipline and personality needed to succeed at the next level.
The Green Bay Packers went aggressive on the first day of free agency, signing guard Aaron Banks to a four-year, $77 million contract and cornerback Nate Hobbs to a four-year, $48 million deal.
The Commanders made a play to add a more accomplished left tackle today, bringing in Laremy Tunsil via trade. One of their 2024 options at the position will now relocate.
As the Cleveland Browns are likely mulling over what to do about Nick Chubb, Devin Bush, and other key signings this free agency period, there's one player the team might need to consider letting walk - tackle Jedrick Wills Jr.
With 2025 NFL free agency rapidly approaching, it’s safe to assume one player who will not be back with the Cleveland Browns is Jedrick Wills, the former first-round tackle out of Alabama who never seemed to live up to his draft position.
The New York Giants’ offensive line has been a mess for the better part of the last decade. They have dealt with injuries, draft busts, free agency misses, and more, plaguing the unit and cementing it as one of the worst in the NFL.
The Jedrick Wills era appears to have officially come to an end for the Cleveland Browns. The Browns placed Wills on the injured reserve list on Saturday (via ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi), ending his 2024 campaign and likely putting a period at the end of his Cleveland tenure.
Browns OT Dawand Jones has been the starter at LT after OT Jedrick Wills Jr. missed time with an injury for a “business decision.” Despite replacing Wills, Jones spoke on how important their relationship has been through Jones’ first two seasons in the NFL.
Prior to Week 7 this year, Cleveland Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. caused concern among fans when he announced he would not play in the upcoming matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals and that it was a "business decision." He was subsequently benched for poor play.
In an out of Cleveland’s lineup this season due to injury trouble, Jedrick Wills will begin to play an unusual role for the Browns beginning after their bye week. The 2020 first-round pick will open Week 11 as a second-stringer.
The return of left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. this past weekend was supposed to be a boost for the Cleveland Browns. However, Wills and his offensive line mates struggled to protect Deshaun Watson as the star signal caller was sacked eight times and hit a total of 17 times.
In an anticipated move, the Cleveland Browns have restructured the contract of left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. The reworked deal will clear just over $10.4 million of cap space, per a report.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Browns are restructuring LT Jedrick Wills Jr.’s fifth-year option to clear $10.44 million in cap space. Cleveland.com’s
Cleveland Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. will miss the rest of the season following knee surgery on Tuesday. The 2020 first-round draft pick landed on injured reserve on Nov.
The Browns placed former first-round left tackle Jedrick Wills on injured reserve this week, losing one of the pillars on their offensive line. However, Wills may not be the only offensive lineman they're without come Sunday.