Andrew Berry (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)   Cleveland GM Andrew Berry is no stranger to dealing draft picks, either moving up or down in the NFL draft. Berry has used the Browns’ draft capital in a variety of ways over his four-year tenure with the team, including acquiring veteran players in exchange for those selections. The GM was honest in assessing the likelihood of Cleveland attempting to move up into this year’s opening round of the draft. On the “Cleveland Browns Daily” Podcast shared by the organization’s Twitter account, Berry gave a candid answer on whether the team wo ..read more

(Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images)   Last week, Cleveland’s front office and coaching staff took time to address Nick Chubb’s rehab progress after he tore both his MCL and ACL in his left knee last season. With all of the effort and energy dedicated to a player who is the face of the Cleveland franchise, Browns insider Tony Grossi believes taking a running back with a high draft pick would make a bold statement about the Browns’ intentions for Chubb long-term. ESPN Cleveland shared Grossi’s comments in a video clip on Twitter Wednesday as the outspoken analyst said drafting a running ba ..read more

(Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)   When legendary coach Nick Saban retired at Alabama earlier this year, former Crimson Tide offensive coordinator Tommy Rees began looking for a new job. The bright offensive mind found it in Cleveland, joining the Browns as the team’s new tight ends coach and passing game specialist this season. Now, one insider believes that Rees’ experience coaching a talented wide receiver from his last school could help the athlete land on Cleveland’s payroll, too. On “The Daily Grossi” podcast shared via ESPN Cleveland, Browns insider Tony Grossi saw Rees’ famil ..read more

(Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)   Cleveland has six running backs currently rostered, including primary back Nick Chubb. Chubb’s injury last season still has the fan favorite sidelined, perhaps opening the door for Jerome Ford to start as the lead back this season. During the offseason, Cleveland inked deals with running backs D’Onta Foreman and Nyheim Hines for additional depth at the position. With John Kelly Jr. and Pierre Strong Jr. also in the mix, would the Browns consider adding another player via the draft? The Browns’ official Twitter account shared a video clip of NFL Ne ..read more

(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)   Mock drafts for the Cleveland Browns have run a spectrum, naming almost every position besides kicker and quarterback as potential targets for the team. So when an NFL analyst names a choice that few – if any – mock drafts have identified, that pick should be considered either edgy or crazy. Rotoballer draft and fantasy writer Kyle Lindemann made such a choice as a guest for a local podcast. “BIGPLAY Cleveland Show” Podcast shared a video on Twitter Tuesday with Lindemann naming Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr. as his hometown Browns ..read more

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)   Cleveland offensive tackle Jedrick Wills has been a constant in the Browns’ lineup, starting every game he’s played since the team selected him with their first-round draft pick in 2020. In November, the tackle suffered a season-ending MCL injury in his right knee during the team’s Week 9 matchup against the Cardinals. The following month, Wills underwent surgery to repair the issue, and the team issued a statement that he was expected to be ready for the start of the 2024 season. In the months since, however, Wills’ status has remained unknown as t ..read more

(Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)   A season after allowing the fewest passing yards in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns return the core of the defensive backfield responsible for achieving the feat. This offseason, Cleveland has added depth at both the corner and safety positions by inking veterans Justin Hardee Sr., Rodney McLeod, and Tony Brown to deals during the free agency period. Does the team have their sights set on another secondary player in the upcoming NFL Draft? NFL analyst Justin Melo shared a Twitter post, identifying a dual-threat prospect in West Virginia University co ..read more

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)   Long-time Cleveland Browns fans will remember Solomon Wilcots as a defensive back who played for AFC North rivals Cincinnati and Pittsburgh during his six-year career. Wilcots later served as a sports broadcaster for nearly two decades, and has remained involved with the league serving as an analyst and guest host for multiple programs since. With his experience, Wilcots often has a unique take on NFL personnel moves. His thoughts on the Browns fit that mold, especially with Cleveland’s upcoming selection for the No. 54 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft’s ..read more

(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)   Cleveland is expected to use their final three 2024 NFL Draft picks on the best available players. The Browns have been quietly meeting with players that could potentially fit that mold in the days leading up to this year’s draft. A recent report out of Houston suggests the Browns are looking intently at a defensive tackle prospect who could be available on the final day of the draft. NFL analyst Aaron Wilson reported that Virginia Tech defensive tackle Norell Pollard received a follow-up phone call from the Browns after the team’s virtual meetin ..read more

(Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)   The Cleveland Browns kept the core of their historically good defense from the 2023 season intact, losing primarily depth players with the eight free agents who signed with other NFL teams. Linebacker was an exceptionally hard-hit position as Sione Takitaki, Anthony Walker Jr., and Matthew Adams all inked deals with other teams during the offseason. In addition, Adam Schefter reported Monday night on Twitter that the Houston Texans signed former Cleveland linebacker Jacob Phillips to a one-year deal for 2024. Texans are signing former Browns free-a ..read more