Twelve new veteran players, six new coaches and a familiar name as a consultant greeted the return of football to Browns’ facility.
A few of these players might be considerations in the third round, too.
This was the first step in assuring Chubb, one of the league’s greatest running backs, will continue his rehab and be on the field at some point in 2024.
Browns become odds-on favorite to opposed Jacksonville in London’s Wembley Stadium.
Also, why the Modell Law shouldn’t be applied to a potential Browns’ move to Brook Park.
Jerry Jeudy, Nyheim Hines, Tyler Huntley and Devin Bush add intrigue to Browns training camp.
In our first mock draft, Troy Franklin of Oregon is the Browns’ pick. He reportedly received an invite to visit the team facility.
Their nine-game road schedule is all over the U.S. map – and possibly beyond.
Browns’ 13th new veteran addition is Justin Hardee, a native Clevelander and two-time special teams captain with the Jets.
Baltimore’s losses and Pittsburgh’s dramatic QB moves have tightened the division even more.
The Browns are taking a “better safe than sorry” approach to their quarterback room this year.
Andrew Berry doesn’t have many holes to fill in the draft. Good thing, because he has only two picks in the top 100.
They’re already the longest-tenured GM-coach duo in Browns expansion era, and can be the third-longest in franchise history soon.
Nick Chubb to begin running this month after two surgeries on left knee. His return to the field will be more certain in a few months.
Refurbishment still an option, but no other site downtown feasible for a new dome stadium, Haslams say.
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