Todd Monken and the Cleveland Browns are looking to start fresh in 2026 as preparation ramps up for week one against the Jacksonville Jaguars. As practice picks up and preparation begins, first-year head coach Todd Monken is wiping the slate clean for quarterback Deshaun Watson.
We know several rookies will play significantly for the Browns in 2026, but one Day 3 rookie seems to be inching toward a starting job as well. The Cleveland
Cleveland Browns’ QB drama reached a boiling point as soon as Todd Monken announced Deshaun Watson as the Week 1 starter against the Jacksonville Jaguars over Shedeur Sanders.
The Cleveland Browns made a practice squad signing that’s not your typical addition, and it’d be easy to see him active on game day. The Cleveland Browns
Browns insider Tony Grossi of ESPN Cleveland/The Land on Demand suggested that Dillon Gabriel has more of a long-term future with the club than Shedeur Sanders.
Well, that was quick. The Cleveland Browns announced their 53-man roster over the weekend, and one of the feel-good items was cornerback Michael Coats Jr.
While the Cleveland Browns traded away their star pass rusher, Myles Garrett, this offseason, they have done a good enough job of building their edge room back out so that there won’t be a complete drop-off from that spot.
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken decided to roll with Deshaun Watson as the starting quarterback, and fans have been questioning the move ever since.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
September has finally arrived and that means the 2026 NFL regular season is near. That also means it is time for projections and predictions from a variety of outlets.
Former Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Cedric Tillman landed with a new NFL team this week. Former Tennessee Vols wide receiver Cedric Tillman has a new home in the NFL after getting released by the Cleveland Browns last week.
The Browns have made a bunch of roster moves on Tuesday and one of them was bringing in a veteran cornerback free agent. The Cleveland Browns made a surprising move on Tuesday when they waived undrafted free agent cornerback Michael Coats Jr.
The Cleveland Browns continue to make roster moves following this past Sunday’s roster cut down deadline. Even though teams were required to have their team’s 53-man roster set by this past weekend, that doesn’t mean that there won’t be a need for further roster moves.
The Cleveland Browns have signed running back Jaleel McLaughlin to their practice squad. McLaughlin spent the past three seasons in Denver after going undrafted in the 2023 draft.
The Cleveland Browns are counting down the days until their 2026 NFL season gets underway in just over a week. The Browns aren’t expected to be very competitive this year with quarterback Deshaun Watson at the helm, although stranger things have (seemingly) happened.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Browns are waiving UDFA CB Michael Coats Jr. Coats, 25, started his collegiate career at East Central Community College before transferring to Nevada in 2023.
Ever since Jerry Jeudy arrived in Cleveland in 2024, he has been their WR1. That same year, he went for a career-high 90 catches and 1,229 yards. In addition, he accumulated four touchdowns.
The Cleveland Browns had some difficult decisions to make following their preseason finale last Thursday, with roster cutdowns being finalized on Sunday.
The Cleveland Browns’ 53-man roster may have just revealed a troubling priority. For the second year in a row, Cleveland’s decision to preserve an unusually crowded quarterback room has come at the expense of depth elsewhere.
Per Ian Rapoport, the Browns released DE Julian Okwara as they continue to shuffle their roster around. Okwara, 28, was a two-year starter at Notre Dame before the Lions selected him with the No.
Eyebrows were raised when it was learned ahead of the NFL's roster cutdown deadline on Sunday that the Cleveland Browns would be keeping second-year pro Dillon Gabriel.