Tony Grossi covers the Cleveland Browns for 850 ESPN Cleveland and The Land on Demand. A 35-year veteran covering football in Cleveland, Tony is 1 of 48 members on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee. A graduate of Ohio University's Scripps School of Journalism, Grossi has accomplished much in his career, including covering 35 Super Bowls and 34 NFL Drafts. He has been dubbed "The General of The 100Years War." Enjoy writing from one of the best in the business below...
Eight new starters on defense is very possible when the Browns open the season in Kansas City.
Mayfield says he’s in no rush, but the Browns might have other thoughts.
Odell Beckham Jr., Jadeveon Clowney and Takk McKinley make their 2022 practice debuts in a modified pace of work.
Most won’t be answered until well into August.
Nick Chubb already cracks the top 10 and should be considered a Browns all-timer after only three years.
With only three preseason games, Kevin Stefanski will have to adjust play time to prepare for the season.
The cornerback, who missed all of 2020 with a shoulder injury, was back at his starting spot for at least one OTA practice.
Browns say in statement they will take ‘appropriate disciplinary actions.’
Three expansion receivers make the list, which includes a tie for 10th.
Sacked by Covid-19, worsened by a lifelong asthma condition and further slowed by an oblique injury, Garrett had the Chiefs on the ropes in the AFC divisional playoff game. Now he’s working to extract revenge in the 2021 season opener in Kansas City.
The Browns coach won’t quibble with the JC Tretter-led veteran boycott of voluntary practices, but he’ll expect his full squad for mandatory minicamp in two weeks.
Myles Garrett, Anthony Walker, Ronnie Harrison and Mack Wilson were among the veterans making their first appearance at Browns voluntary practices.
In only one season, Kevin Stefanski ranks in the top five in the history of the franchise.
The offensive line almost stands alone.
The 2020 second-round pick could be the key to Joe Woods’ three-safety look.
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