One Cleveland Browns insider gives some insights into what the team will be doing before the November 4 trade deadline that is looming closer.

Former Browns third-round pick making a strong case for second contract in Cleveland (Dawg Pound Daily) “The Browns’ defense is one of the best in the NFL through seven games, with large contributions from Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Grant Delpit,…”

Cleveland's one--dimensional offense faces its toughest test yet against New England's stingy run defense, forcing Gabriel to trust his receivers and push the ball downfield.

I looked forward to the Patriots game and the 2026 NFL draft for a few days, but today I feel drawn to the past.

The 2024 season was a rough one for the Cleveland Browns. Coming off a playoff berth and an 11-6 season, there were expectations to be a good team. Those expect

Gabriel isn't yet a star or an established answer for Cleveland. He is, however, fully committed to his craft and what it takes to be great.

The Browns defense ranks No. 1 in rushing average, No. 2 in first downs per game, No. 3 in total yards per game and rushing yards per game, and is No. 4 in total yards per play. The Dolphins defense is No. 30 in total yards per game, rushing average and first downs per game, No. 31 in total yards per play and No. 32 in rushing yards per game.

Cleveland Browns are reportedly open to trading running back Jerome Ford, who has fallen out of favor. Rookie Quinshon Judkins has seized the lead rol

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw did not mince words about his evaluation of Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel.