Despite a combined four wins, Cleveland and Tennessee bring high-stakes questions into Sunday — from Myles Garrett’s sack chase to Shedeur Sanders’ third start.

Sanders is heading into his third start this week. He’s gone 1-1 and has provided a few more explosive plays for the Browns, although he’s still looking for consistency. Sanders is expected to start the rest of the season, barring an injury or significant regression in play.

Is Jim Schwartz simply too good and too persuasive for the greater good of the Cleveland Browns? Of course not, but webdorks ask questions like this anyway.

Sunday's game between the 1-11 Tennessee Titans and the 3-9 Cleveland Browns will have major implications -- but not on the playoff race. Instead, this matchup will go a long way toward determining how the top of the 2026 NFL Draft looks.

Despite all those issues, special team coordinator Bubba Ventrone stated this Thursday during his media availability that he’s feeling no pressure from the team’s brass.

Mayor Justin Bibb is ready to move on, from a battle with the Cleveland Browns to other fights for the city's future. On Monday, City Council approved a roughly $100 million exit deal with the Browns.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — After hours of tense back-and-forth Monday, Cleveland City Council approved last-minute changes to the $100 million settlement with the Browns that steers more money into neighborhoods and requires the team to pay more if they linger on the lakefront.

Shedeur Sanders’ second start as the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns yielded very little during a 26-8 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Nonetheless, the Br