The 2026 NFL draft class could have very few top ranked QBs for the Cleveland Browns as LaNorris Sellers returns to school

CLEVELAND, Ohio — From a draft celebration that never happened to starting NFL quarterback in just eight months — Shedeur Sanders’ journey hasn’t followed anyone’s script but his own. The Browns rookie quarterback,

ESPN’s latest mock draft gives the Cleveland Browns a legit WR1 in Ohio State’s Carnell Tate after Ethan Pocic's injury.

Shedeur Sanders has turned heads at times during his rookie season, but he may not be the franchise quarterback for the Cleveland Browns.

The needs for Cleveland in next year's draft are very clear, an ESPN draft analyst has them addressing those needs in a big way.

The Cleveland Browns have been on a quarterback carousel the last couple of decades, so anytime a quarterback shows potential it calls for big excitement in Northeast Ohio. Cleveland is a 3-10 football team and there hasn’t been much to celebrate this season outside of the way that Myles

Shedeur Sanders finally got his opportunity to start for the Cleveland Browns. Now, coach Kevin Stefanski has named him the starting quarterback of the team for the remainder of the season.

Top picks, mid-round picks, late-round picks, it doesn't matter. All of the Browns rookies at top at their positions.

As the 2025 NFL season enters its final stretch, the race for the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft is officially wide open. Tennessee’s surprising Week 14 win over Cleveland flipped the top of the board,

Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders addressed viral social media speculation after delivering a standout 364-yard, three-touchdown game against the Titans.