Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski has to deal with uncertainty during training camp about a second-round draft pick because of an off-field incident for the second straight year.

Arch Manning might not even declare for the 2026 NFL Draft, but that hasn't stopped Browns owner Jimmy Haslam from reportedly drooling over him

CLEVELAND, Ohio — As NFL training camps open across the league, an age-old question resurfaces: How much does draft position really matter once players hit the field? For the Cleveland Browns, with their intriguing quarterback room featuring fifth-round pick Shedeur Sanders and fourth-rounder Dillon Gabriel, it’s particularly relevant.

Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders - will survive as the starter beyond the upcoming campaign. In PFSN's way-too-early 2026 NFL Draft, it predicted the Browns would select Arch Manning first overall.

The sports media personality believes there could be one scenario that lures the all-time great coach back to the NFL

Bell, selected No. 99 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, has struggled to carve out a meaningful role in Cleveland’s offense. The latest designation is another setback. Over three seasons, he’s tallied just 41 receptions for 408 yards and three touchdowns.

The "Alpha Dawg" helmet becomes the Browns' third helmet, as their white helmet is the other alternate one they wear at times. The NFL expanded its uniform policy in 2022 allowing for the addition of a third helmet, although the alternate helmets can only be one with authorized uniforms.

Former Cleveland Browns running back Nyheim Hines, who missed the past two NFL seasons due to a knee injury, has signed with the Los Angeles Chargers.