Cleveland brought in Kenny Pickett and Joe Flacco as veteran options this offseason. This came before adding both Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL Draft. As of now, there are no signs of a starter being named with all four in the mix.

The Browns have a four QB battle going on for the starting spot. Former NFL QB Ryan Fitzpatrick recently weighed in and it wasn't looking good for Shedeur Sanders.

And to Moton's point, the Browns have two first-round picks in 2026 — their own plus the Jaguars' pick, both of which could be in the top 10 (Cleveland went 3-14 in 2024 and Jacksonville went 4-13) — and the 2026 QB class is loaded.

A QB like Pickett, who has a winning record in the NFL ( 15-10) and is entering the final year of his $14 million rookie contract probably gives Cleveland a better shot early on than rookies Dillon Gabriel (third round) or Shedeur Sanders (fifth round).

The Browns brought back Joe Flacco on a one-year deal in free agency and acquired Kenny Pickett via trade with the Philadelphia Eagles. At the 2025 NFL Draft, they used third and fifth-round picks on Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, respectively.

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie and Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy were named Nos. 81 and 82, respectively, on the list of the NFL's top 100 players of 2025 on Friday.

A new mock draft has the Cleveland Browns abandoning the Shedeur Sanders-Dillon Gabriel plan for a quarterback who has thrown for over 7,000 yards over three years at Clemson.

The talent pool is limited when looking at Browns players under the age of 25. Without first-round picks in three of the past four drafts, it’s been difficult for GM Andrew Berry to find home-run draft picks. Despite this, Cleveland has drafted or signed hardworking playmakers who have more than earned their playing time.

Browns cornerback Greg Newsome could emerge as a trade candidate as he enters the final year of his rookie contract.

The Cardinals Johnson was the 15th choice in the second round this year. Last year’s No. 15 pick, Giants safety Tyler Nubin, had his first two years guaranteed, $1.208 million of his $1.488 third-year salary guaranteed and no guarantees in Year 4.