The Browns made big-time moves in attempts to rebuild the quarterback room. It began when Cleveland made a trade to acquire Kenny Pickett from the Philadelphia

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Shedeur Sanders spins the spirals of a starting quarterback. He throws receivers open with anticipation, then dots their chest plates with accuracy. Through the lens of an offseason iPhone, Browns fans can already see the star they want Sanders to become.

One of the biggest storylines surrounding the Cleveland Browns is their Week 1 quarterback battle between veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, as well as rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.

All eyes will be on an intense quarterback battle as the Cleveland Browns begin training camp. Franchise star Deshaun Watson, who signed a $230 million deal in 2022, is expected to miss the entire

With a report that Gabriel has wowed the team along with Sanders' accuracy, it is possible the Browns would be willing to deal one of their veterans to the Titans. Tennessee might value the veteran presence and experience of winning of Flacco or the upside of Pickett in a quarterback room that has scarce amounts of either.

The Cleveland Browns are set up nicely to find a quarterback for 2025. General manager Andrew Berry has given coach Kevin Stefanski four options, with two veterans in Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, and two rookie draft picks in Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

Things didn’t work out for Johnny Manziel and the Cleveland Browns. Before entering the pros, ‘Johnny Football’ wowed crowds at Texas A&M en route to becoming the first-ever

People ask me that nearly every day. No matter what the Browns say about having an “open competition,” they must have a plan in mind.