Pete Smith

As the Cleveland Browns are set to begin rookie minicamp, there are six players they've reportedly agreed to sign who could impress.

The Cleveland Browns took on a huge project, overhauling the offensive line this offseason. They've brought in a ton of pieces. Now it's time for to start figuring out how they best go together.

The Cleveland Browns have reason to be excited about what their two rookie wide receivers, KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston can become. A reason to believe in a smooth transition into the NFL may be due to what's already in place around them.

As it stands, the Cleveland Browns will be entering OTAs with three running backs they added last year. But there's reason to believe the additions the Browns made to the rest of the offense will make that group better heading into the 2026 season.

It was the promising players from last year's draft class that stood out for the Cleveland Browns in OTAs on Wednesday, a reminder of how important Mason Graham, Carson Schwesinger, Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fannin Jr. are for the team's present and future.

The Cleveland Browns are making a curious gamble on the depth of their corner position. Some of it can be explained by a change in philosophy, but they need some elements to come through for them.

The Cleveland Browns are evolving their defense to be able to contend against teams increasingly utilizing bigger personnel groups, featuring multiple tight end sets, including 13 personnel.

Plenty are treating a trade of Myles Garrett as a virtual certainty, but aren't considering what the Cleveland Browns need to get in order to move him. There are a few scenarios where it could make sense, but that's hardly a guarantee it will happen.

The Cleveland Browns are in trade talks with the Los Angeles Rams involving Myles Garrett.

The Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams have finalized a trade involving pass rusher Myles Garrett and Jared Verse.