With the Cleveland Browns drafting Harold Fannin Jr. in round 3 of the 2025 NFL draft, we could be set up to see some fireworks from the tight end position at camp this year.

Cleveland's fanbase has shifted from frustration to cautious optimism as the team transitions away from their failed quarterback experiment toward a new future

Competition for the starting quarterback job in Cleveland will not include the Browns' highest-paid QB, Deshaun Watson.

The Cleveland Browns traded away disgruntled wide receiver Amari Cooper to the Buffalo Bills a year ago. In return for Cooper and a sixth round pick, the Browns received back from the Bills a third and seventh round pick. That third round pick turned into quarterback Dillon Gabriel.

On the same day the Cleveland Browns are opening training camp in Berea, the team may also be revealing their new alternate helmet.

In retrospect, Cleveland probably should have chosen a wide receiver in the NFL Draft rather than doubling up on both quarterback and running back. But the Browns now have to play the hand they've been dealt (by themselves), so it's time to get creative.

With first and second-round picks invested in defensive tackles, Andrew Berry and Kevin Stefanski have completely reversed course on a position once seen as expendable.