The Cleveland Browns fanbase is one of the most loyal of any fanbase in the NFL. They will stand by this team through thick and thin, and there has been a lot of heartbreak and hurt throughout the years.

The first day of the 2025 NFL Combine from Indianapolis wrapped up on Tuesday. It was the first full day of media interviews with NFL general managers and head coaches, including Browns GM Andrew Berry.

Based on recent comments from Browns general manager Andrew Berry and Lions general manager Brad Holmes, there is little chance Myles Garrett lands in Detroit.

The Browns probably weren’t surprised by the news that Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders won’t throw this week at the NFL Scouting Combine here. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site,

As Cleveland Browns vice president of football operations Andrew Berry begins planning out his offseason moves, he received some positive news regarding the lea

Andrew Berry is not budging on his early-offseason Myles Garrett stances. The Browns are set against trading the future Hall of Fame pass rusher. Reaffirming that at the Combine, the sixth-year GM said ( via ESPN’s Adam Schefter) the Browns are “not interested in moving him.

Two-way player Travis Hunter is perhaps the most-discussed prospect entering the 2025 NFL Draft. At Colorado, Hunter was both a defensive back and

Browns general manager Andrew Berry vows to take an aggressive approach to figuring out the answer this offseason to the quarterback problem.

Word emerged in January that Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson could miss all of the 2025 season after re-tearing his Achilles.