(Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire)   After rookie offensive tackle Dawand Jones debuted early last season for injured guard Jack Conklin, the Browns revealed their talented athlete who could become Cleveland’s offensive line anchor at the right tackle position for several years. Now the question Cleveland must answer is when will the future become the present. In a recent video posted to YouTube, “Worst Take” analyst Quincy Carrier believes that the decision will be made dually by the Browns’ front office and coaching staff this season. “What’s going to decide if Dawand Jones plays o ..read more

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)   Even without the NFL officially releasing the 2024 regular season schedule, some analysts are attempting to predict the AFC playoff teams. One analysis was eye-catching as three new teams surprisingly made the grade, snubbing a trio of playoff representatives from the 2023 playoffs. Cleveland is one of the three NFL franchises that are not predicted to make the playoffs again next season. The NFL on Fox Podcast posted on Twitter their “way-too-early AFC Wild Card round predictions” on Thursday, notoriously leaving the Browns, the Pittsburgh Steelers ..read more

(Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)   With the 2024 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, some media outlets are dissecting every NFL franchise’s front office for how the team’s general managers construct their roster. Pro Football Network is no exception. Tasked with compiling a ranking of the top-10 NFL GMs, PFN writer Dallas Robinson included multiple front offices of Super Bowl-winning franchises. One obvious omission from the list PFN shared via Twitter on Thursday was Browns GM Andrew Berry. The best general managers in the #NFL right now, according to @DallasDRobinson. pic.twi ..read more

(Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)   Browns GM Andrew Berry consistently talks about having quality offensive and defensive linemen on the roster, placing a premium on the position to acquire athletes at both positions. Cleveland used more than half of their draft picks in the past two seasons on these positions, building a roster that can withstand injured starters by having talented backup athletes. With the Browns’ desire to bring in so many athletes to pick from the best available, Cleveland’s front office staff and coaches will inevitably make cuts as the Browns trim down to a ..read more

(Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire)   The Cleveland Browns finished their 2023 regular season at 11-6, coming in second place for one of the hardest divisions in the NFL. Cleveland’s second-place finish was their second in four years, matching their final standing for the 2020 regular season. While Browns fans know the 1989 season was the last time the franchise finished on top of their division, a new social media post magnifies the futility for Cleveland compared to the rest of the league. In a Twitter post by NFL Stats, the Browns have the longest division title drought in the league ..read more

(Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire)   With the 2024 NFL regular season schedule to be released on Wednesday next week, Cleveland Browns fans have more than a week of rumors and projected schedules to live through before finding out where and when their team will play its games this fall. Yet the Browns’ social media department may have quietly dispelled a rumored matchup with its latest post. All offseason, rumors have swirled that Cleveland could be the road opponent for the Jacksonville Jaguars in England as part of the International Series this season. On Cleveland’s official Twitt ..read more

(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)     The Cleveland Browns selected tight end David Njoku with the team’s third and final first-round draft pick in 2017, taking the former University of Miami athlete with the No. 29 selection. Heading into his eighth season with the team, Njoku has a special relationship with the city of Cleveland and its residents. WEWS sports reporter Camryn Justice shared a video on Twitter about the connection Njoku has with Cleveland as the athlete told media members he would not stand for individuals to bash the city. “Talking down on Cleveland is something I ..read more

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)   After Cleveland exercised it’s fifth-year option for defensive back Greg Newsome II last week, the Browns are set with their starters at this position through the 2025 season. Cleveland is continuing to look for depth at the position, inviting in multiple defensive backs to their annual rookie camp for a closer look. The newest defensive back being invited to the Browns minicamp is an intriguing one. According to Browns insider Noah Weiskopf’s Twitter post on Wednesday, Cleveland invited former USC and San Jose State defensive back Chase Williams to ..read more

(Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images)   Cleveland running back Pierre Strong Jr. is starting his third NFL season and second in a Browns uniform. Despite his limited time with the organization, Strong has found mentors to help make him a better running back for Cleveland. One of his top mentors is Pro Bowl running back Nick Chubb. In a video posted to YouTube by Cleveland.com, the running back explained how important Chubb is to him and his teammates. “Nick is just like our big brother in the room; however he go, that’s how the room go,” Strong said of Chubb. Strong praised Chubb as a “gre ..read more

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   When the Browns selected wide receiver Jamari Thrash in the fifth round of this year’s NFL Draft, the team selected the 23rd wide receiver to come off the board. Recently, Thrash’s pick has been lauded by several pundits inside and outside of Cleveland’s sports media as a smart, high-value draft selection. NFL analyst Sam Monson, for instance, praised Thrash’s ability to play at the next level. “I love Jamari Thrash as an addition … he can absolutely carve a role in (the offense),” Monson said. Thrash’s route-running and burst of acceleration are w ..read more