Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry addressed the possibility of keeping all four quarterbacks on the roster instead of making a trade or cut. Rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are

The Browns held the opportunity in the palms of their hands. They had the No. 2 pick in April’s NFL Draft. Cam Ward went first. All that stood between Cleveland and Colorado’s two-way Heisman winner was a stroll on the stage by Roger Goodell.

With a low combined cap hit, the Browns are uniquely positioned to keep four quarterbacks and potentially develop trade assets.

Cleveland ultimately grabbed defensive tackle Mason Graham at pick No. 5 before the club drafted running back Quinshon Judkins at selection No. 36.

Outside of Sanders, the Browns have Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and Dillon Gabriel in the quarterback room. Flacco is the current lead man for the season opener, with Pickett behind him. Gabriel has also been above Sanders on the depth chart.

The Cleveland Browns' trades and selections became the story of the 2025 NFL draft (and beyond). How do the rookies look in their first few practices?

The competition also features 2025 third-round draft pick Dillon Gabriel and 2025 fifth-round choice Shedeur Sanders.

Cleveland's front office stability under Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry represents a dramatic shift from previous eras, but the ultimate test remains finding a franchise quarterback.

Browns first-round pick Mason Graham got off to an ignominious start during last week’s mandatory minicamp but bounced back, impressing the coaching staff with his upside.

Former Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback Shedeur Sanders just wrapped up his first NFL minicamp and organized team activities. With an impressive start now b

Former Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb bid an emotional farewell to the franchise and city where he spent the first seven years of his NFL career. Chubb, who signed a one-year deal with the Houston Texans last week,