One week after the best game of his young career, Spencer Fano had his worst. The Cleveland Browns’ rookie left tackle allowed a season-high eight pressures in the 27-6 loss to the Steelers, more than he had given up in his previous four games combined, according to PFF’s midseason first-round grades.
As the saying goes, “football is won in the trenches,” and that remains true for the Cleveland Browns. The Cleveland Browns have struggled offensively throughout the 2026 season.
Down 14-0 after one quarter, the Cleveland Browns climbed back and beat the Titans 27-24 on Andre Szmyt’s field goal as time expired. Most of the attention went to the skill players, and rightfully so.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Per Mike Garafolo, the Browns are waiving DL Logan Fano in hopes of bringing him back to the practice squad. Fano, 23, is from Spanish Fork, Utah, and attended Timpview High School in Provo, Utah.
The Cleveland Browns turn to rookie offensive tackle Spencer Fano to lead a new offensive line in 2026. He was targeted with the No. 9 pick overall in the NFL Draft, as the Browns management obviously liked what they saw from the University of Utah product.
The Cleveland Browns offense struggled in their preseason-opening loss to the Chicago Bears. But Spencer Fano had a banger of an NFL debut. The Browns’ rookie left tackle earned a B grade from NFL.com draft analyst Chad Reuter for his performance against the Bears.
The competition for the Cleveland Browns' left tackle position appears to be settled. Browns coach Todd Monken moved Spencer Fano up with the starters at practice Monday and explained that it was due to Fano "playing better" than incumbent Dawand Jones.
The Cleveland Browns are ready to kick off their preseason this week and have made some noteworthy decisions during training camp that will show up during their first game.
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The latest update from Todd Monken on rookie LT Spencer Fano is what you want to see from the first round pick and his development. The Cleveland Browns have their first-round pick where they need him.
Training camp intensity in August is a tale as old as time, but the Cleveland Browns are experiencing it firsthand with two of their most important new additions.
Cleveland Browns training camp reached a boiling point on Saturday as tempers flared between two key players during padded practice. Rookie offensive tackle Spencer Fano, the team’s top draft selection, found himself at the center of a physical altercation with defensive end Jared Verse.
Spencer Fano finally got to meet the player he has spent years idolizing, and the moment left him visibly starstruck. The Browns rookie sat down for an interview with Hall of Fame left tackle Joe Thomas ahead of his first career NFL action, and Fano did not hide how much the moment meant to him.
The Cleveland Browns rookie class received an “A” grade for the filling of positional needs and upside of the talent on paper. Each rookie comes with question marks as we have yet to see them step foot on a NFL gridiron.
The Browns were aggressive in targeting their positions of need in the 2026 NFL Draft, taking an offensive tackle in Spencer Fano earlier, along with selecting two wide receivers in the first two rounds.
The Cleveland Browns still have a lot of work to do before they can decide on an official 53-man roster for the upcoming season. With a quarterback competition
Browns OL Zion Johnson said he’s mentoring rookie OL Spencer Fano and helping him adjust to the professional game. “I’m just here for whatever he needs,” Johnson said, via Browns Wire.