Jeff Schudel is a sports reporter for The News-Herald and Morning-Journal, covering the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Cleveland Guardians. With a passion for local sports, Jeff provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, players, and team news. He is also a father of three and a proud grandpa.
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Jeff Schudel's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football and the Cleveland Browns. His work includes event coverage, evolving stories, announcements, and expert commentary related to NFL games and player updates.
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By: Jeff Schudel
Jerry Jeudy, right, heads toward the end zone for a touchdown against the Saints in New Orleans on Nov. 17. (Butch Dill – The Associated Press)
By: Jeff Schudel
Jerry Jeudy thought he was joining a Super Bowl contending team when the Broncos, 8-9 in 2023, traded him to the Browns in mid-March. It obviously has not worked out that way.
By: Jeff Schudel
Back at the conclusion of OTAs at the end of May, when spring flowers and hope for a glorious Browns' season bloomed simultaneously, Jim Schwartz
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By: Jeff Schudel
Guardians manager Stephen Vogt speaks to reporters Feb. 16 in Goodyear, Ariz. (Carolyn Kaster — The Associated Press)
By: Jeff Schudel
The Saints’ Taysom Hill eludes the Browns’ Jordan Hicks on Nov. 17 in New Orleans. (Tyler Kaufman — The Associated Press)
By: Jeff Schudel
The Cavaliers’ Jarrett Allen celebrates a dunk with teammate Craig Porter Jr. in the first half Nov. 20 at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. (Sue Ogrocki — The Associated Press)
Myles Garrett celebrates following a win over the Steelers on Nov. 21. (Tim Phillis – for The News-Herald)
By: Jeff Schudel
Jack Conklin celebrates with Jameis Winston during a win over the Steelers on Nov. 21. (Tim Phillis – for The News-Herald)
By: Jeff Schudel
Better late than never, the Browns' offensive line is showing it no longer is the discombobulated bunch it appeared to be in the first seven games. It is no coincidence that the improved blocking from the line began when right tackle Jack Conklin returned from a serious knee injury suffered in the season opener last year followed by a hamstring injury suffered in practice this season just as he wa . . .
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