From a team-building perspective, it actually makes perfect sense for the Browns to trade Myles Garrett. They'd have to do some nifty accounting work to even make it happen as Gar

Seems like the Cleveland Browns have some interesting choices with the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. They can take a quarterback like Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders if the Tennessee Titans grab one of them.

Geno Smith?! That guy failed 10 years ago. Then he made the most of his second chance, and the Browns could use a starter with some seasoning.

The With the First Pick RV is back in the garage after making stops at the Shrine and Senior Bowls the last two weeks. It's always good to see these players in person -- and yes, I've been accused (mostly by my podcast co-host Rick Spielman) of falling in love when I finally get eyes on these guys after watching them on tape for the last couple seasons -- and the 2025 draft cycle is no different.

Shortly after it was learned on Monday that Cleveland Browns star pass-rusher Myles Garrett had requested a trade because he wants "to compete for and win a Super Bowl," individuals such as The Athletic's Zac Jackson suggested the Browns should grant Garrett's wish sooner rather than later as part of a needed roster rebuild.

As Andrew Berry and the Browns get ready for the 2025 NFL Draft, which may be the most consequential of his tenure as Cleveland’s general manager, we’re looking back at each of his previous five drafts to see how he’s done.

As fans of the Cleveland Browns know, the NFL draft is mostly a crapshoot. While the Browns have been historically bad, most teams struggle to make good decisions and high-end players mostly come from the first and second round but there are also high busts rates early as well.