The Cleveland Browns have too many quarterbacks, which will ultimately lead to at least one playing elsewhere in 2025 - but could it be Shedeur Sanders or Dillon Gabriel they send elsewhere?

The NFLPA is facing lots of question marks after resignations and scandals over the last few weeks. One of the top names has now resigned.

Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel took a jab at the Browns and the city of Cleveland when he appeared on Logan Paul's Impaulsive podcast earlier this month. The former first-round pick said that he hated Cleveland, and then the city made him even more depressed than he already was.

New and familiar faces converge in the middle of the Cleveland Browns defense at linebacker. It's a position in the past the franchise has seemed to consider a

The Browns needed running back depth following roster cutdowns in 2023 and traded an offensive lineman to New England to acquire Pierre Strong Jr. Since then, Strong has logged 399 rushing yards across 31 games over two seasons in Cleveland. But with the backfield getting younger and deeper, Strong is now on the outside looking in.

A fresh face in Cleveland but a veteran around the NFL, Jerome Baker joins the Browns after a long stint with the Miami Dolphins. The former Ohio State Buckeye and Cleveland native returns home with a solid statistical resume. Last season, Baker recorded 61 total tackles, 2.0 sacks, and earned a 61.0 overall PFF grade.

The Browns still owe 14 players money off of their books this season in dead money. Here is the full list of them: