The Cleveland Browns finished last season with the NFL’s lowest scoring output at just 258 points. Despite that historic struggle, the front office chose not to make significant personnel changes this offseason.
The Cleveland Browns haven’t been very successful since their return to the NFL in 1999. That’s despite having one of the greatest offensive tackles of all time.
Since the Cleveland Browns returned to the NFL fold in 1999, they have not been successful. Since then, they’ve managed just 142 wins, which is the fewest in the league—even behind the Houston Texans, who weren’t even founded until 2002.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Cleveland Browns won a huge game in Week 3 against the Green Bay Packers. Not only did it end a streak of eight consecutive losses, but it also sent a strong message about this team.
Former left tackle Joe Thomas is one of the best players in Cleveland Browns history. Thomas was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame back in 2023, an honor reserves for only the best NFL players.
The Cleveland Browns’ entire offseason has revolved around one story in particular: who will be their starter at quarterback? After taking two quarterbacks in the 2025 Draft and signing two quarterbacks in free agency, no one was certain who the team would start under center.
Fans got a better idea of how the four-way quarterback competition is going when the Cleveland Browns’ released their first depth chart. The team is using training camp to decide who will be under center when the regular season begins.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a history of terrorizing the Cleveland Browns and their fans. While that trend has started to die down a bit since the turn of the decade, Pittsburgh is still historically the far superior team since Cleveland got its team back in 1999.
Since the century change in 2000, the Browns have a record of 139-264-1 with three postseason appearances and one playoff win. They have undoubtedly been among the bottom of NFL franchises since then, with some incredibly low lows and very few, moderate highs.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
A gold jacket wearer doesn't want Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders to take his situation for granted. Joe Thomas, a Pro Football Hall of Fame offensive tackle who played his entire career with the Browns, advised the former Colorado Buffaloes signal caller on how to handle his first training camp in the NFL.
The Cleveland Browns quarterback battle was heating up at mandatory minicamp, and rookie Shedeur Sanders has been impressing the crowd. 10x Pro Bowler Joe Thomas was asked what advice he would give to the young signal caller.
Joe Thomas was the third player taken back in the 2007 NFL Draft. With hindsight, that still wasn't early enough for the Wisconsin Badgers legend. PFF's analysts went back and re-drafted the entire 2007 class with full knowledge of how their careers played out, and Thomas went even earlier.
Myles Garrett stole the show during the Cleveland Browns’ 24-19 upset win over the Pittsburg Steelers on Thursday Night Football. The star edge rusher tallied three sacks in the first half, one of which forced a fumble, as Cleveland held Russell Wilson and the Steelers to three points through two quarters.
The Cleveland Browns won a dramatic ‘snow game’ against AFC North rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was typical Pittsburgh Steelers to follow up a win over the Baltimore Ravens by dropping a game against the Cleveland Browns.
If you look up the word "consistency" in the dictionary, you will find a picture of Cleveland Browns legend offensive tackle Joe Thomas. For 10 and a half seasons, Thomas was the consistent bright spot on some pretty bad Browns teams.
The Browns' list of Hall of Famers gives you a pretty good insight into what it's been like for the team over the last 40-50 years. Of their 23 inductees, only two – Joe Thomas and Mac Speedie – were inducted within the last decade.
The Eagles have been virtually unstoppable over the past two years with their variation of the quarterback sneak, but one Hall of Fame offensive lineman believes he knows how teams can put an end to the play.
Widely considered the heart and soul of the Browns organization, running back Nick Chubb suffered a devastating season-ending knee injury in Cleveland's Week 2 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. While immediate reactions to Chubb's injury prematurely questioned his future playing career, initial tests have offered optimism on his chances of returning to the field next season.