The Cleveland Browns honestly have more than just one question heading into training camp. The quarterback position is just one among others at wideout, corner, edge and linebacker. But since the quarterback is the most important, it’s the biggest this offseason. Especially considering the Browns’ history at the position.

The Cleveland Browns have been blasted for a controversial NFL Draft move that now looks much more questionable.

With rookies beginning to report to training camps, many remain unsigned. What happens if they don't? Per Spotrac, 30 of the 32 players selected in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft have yet to sign their rookie contracts.

NFL fans are now questioning why the Cleveland Browns passed on running back TreVeyon Henderson for Quinshon Judkins.

A trade proposal between the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns would net Joe Flacco as the backup QB behind J.J. McCarthy.

When the Los Angeles Chargers opened their camp to rookies on July 12, they were missing second rounder Tre Harris. A deluge of his fellow Day 2 selections are in the same boat. So why the holdup creating all these potential holdouts?

Shoals played the first two seasons of his nine-year NFL career with Cleveland before spending the next seven with the Lions and one with the Broncos.

Higgins’ historic contract has triggered a league-wide standoff. Agents for other second-round picks are pushing for fully guaranteed deals — or at least for more guaranteed money than previous players in their draft slot have secured. NFL teams have been reluctant to set an unfavorable precedent by making such concessions.

The Cleveland Browns have been the subject of many shortcomings in the NFL over the years. The one they get to avoid is dealing with the draft disaster, that is