Browns cornerback Denzel Ward emphasized the importance of solidifying the quarterback position following Deshaun Watson's Achilles re-rupture.

Cleveland Browns cornerback Denzel Ward was recently seen in New York City, discussing the future of Cleveland's quarterback position with TMZ Sports. The near All-Pro cornerback spoke in detail about

A report from earlier this week revealed that some Cleveland Browns players allegedly "felt like a cloud had been lifted" after starting quarterback Deshaun Watson suffered a season-ending torn Achilles on Oct.

The Cleveland Browns have to deal with a two-time MVP twice a season. Lamar Jackson has given opposing defenses a lot of trouble in the past.

A Cleveland Browns trade proposal would send Myles Garrett to the Cowboys in return for two first-round picks and two-second round picks.

This would have been his first All-Pro honor. Ward missed the list by the narrowest of margins, coming in fifth in positional voting out of four available spots, earning 23 points and four first-place votes to Patriots Christian Gonzalez’s 32 points with the same amount of first-place votes who took the final spot.

The Cleveland Browns have several needs to address in the offseason. They won't have a lot of money to spend, but they do have several valuable

The Cleveland Browns are entering a pivotal offseason in which they will have to make some difficult decisions, which may include some tough trades. One positio

ESPN NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. projected two quarterbacks to come off the board in the first three picks as part of his first 2025 NFL mock draft,

Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward made a bold statement on the team's need to figure out their quarterback situation. The post Denzel Ward Sends Message to Browns Front Office on QB Situation appeared first on Heavy Sports.

In terms of future talks, the Texans can push it back by exercising the fifth-year club option. If they do that, it could just be to create more time for talks and create a placeholder for his deal. The Texans want to stay in business with Stingley for years and years to come. Both sides are properly motivated.

“Where I’m From” co-founder Ryan Napier spent the days leading up to Ohio State’s national championship game preparing for a “second Christmas.” Problem was, he didn’t know if this one was coming.