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Jason Kelce of ESPN is excited about the Cleveland Browns and their early lead in the AFC Nouth.
The Cleveland Browns made several roster moves Saturday ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Tennessee Titans , activating running back Dylan Sampson from injured reserve while placing offensive guard Teven Jenkins on injured reserve.
According to Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns got some great news on Saturday on running back Dylan Sampson and safety Grant Delpit, with both key players set to return on Sunday against the Titans.
Good morning, Cleveland Browns fans!THE DAILY BLOVIATIONTalking quarterback, especially on a platform like YouTube, is a dicey proposition right about now. Our analysts say what they see - a struggling Deshaun Watson who is mysteriously turning it on in the fourth quarter - and the reaction is all over the place.
The Cleveland Browns have secured one of their standout defensive players for the future before their next game against the Tennessee Titans . Cleveland defensive tackle Maliek Collins has agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $30 million.
The Cleveland Browns are shuffling quarterback reps in practice, and one young passer’s grip on the backup job may be slipping.
Dillon Gabriel is nearing his Browns return, but Mary Kay Cabot’s latest report delivers a clear answer about his place in the quarterback room.
Visit ESPN for the current injury situation of the 2026 Cleveland Browns. Latest news from the NFL on players that are out, day-by-day, or on the injured reserve.
ESPN said it wants Jason Kelce to stop saying 'we' when referring to the Philadelphia Eagles during NFL broadcasts, and the retired center made the same mistake with his hometown Cleveland Browns
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Rain washed away any hopes of the Browns extending their winning streak to four games on Sunday as they lost to the Jets, 17-12, at MetLife Stadium. A bad snap by Rex Sunahara went through the hands of Corey Bojorquez in the final minutes of the fourth quarter,