Cleveland traded for Kenny Pickett and reunited with Joe Flacco via a one-year deal in free agency earlier this offseason. The team then proceeded to select Dillon Gabriel out of Oregon in the third round and the most famous name in college football over the past year in Shedeur Sanders early in Round 5.

The Cleveland Browns are coming off a three-win season. Nobody is going to give them respect until they have earned that respect. That remains true in Touchdown Wire's latest NFL predictions, where author Jarrett Bailey predicted each team's record heading into the 2025 offseason.

Cleveland's mayor released a formal statement clarifying that the city intends to fight to keep the Browns in the downtown area.

Last season with the Buccaneers, Mayfield continued proving the Browns wrong. He completed 71.4 percent of his passes for 4,500 yards, 41 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions. It took him some time, but he has figured things out in the NFL and has been playing like a top-tier star.

The Today in Ohio podcast dissects the Greater Cleveland Partnership's sudden support for the Brook Park stadium proposal after months of claiming neutrality was their role

Former UCLA Bruins linebacker Carson Schwesinger earned a major stamp of approval from a Cleveland Brown legend this week as he enters his first season as an NF

Browns linebacker Devin Bush Jr. had his preliminary hearing on simple assault and harassment charges postponed until June 3.

More than likely, Watson has seen his last playing time for the Browns, barring a shocking change of mind. Pickett seems to be the front-runner to be the Week 1 starter. Flacco is an intriguing veteran option, but he offers no long-term outlook.

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, recovering from a twice-ruptured Achilles tendon, has been out of his walking boot for weeks and throwing to receivers at the team's practice facility, Cleveland.com reported.