Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry has opened up on the pair of speeding tickets quarterback Shedeur Sanders received.

Myles Garrett doesn’t shy away from calling out Cleveland Browns starter with Pro Bowl potential to start training camp originally appeared on A to Z Sports. The Cleveland Browns are back on the practice field in Berea as training camp ramps up across the NFL.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry indicated to reporters Thursday that keeping quarterbacks Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders on the opening-week roster shouldn't be considered as far-fetched.

He didn't set out to be an author, but Dave Eifert of Bay Village has landed on an idea that he has fleshed out into a trilogy that feels as curious as attorney "Perry Mason," as intriguing as the TV series as "Black Mirror" and as fun as the movie "Major League" all rolled into one.

One of the major stories of the Browns' 2025 season is the development of their first-round pick Mason Graham.

That was the message from Browns General Manager Andrew Berry on Thursday. The general feeling when the team drafted Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders to go with Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett was that someone would wind up as the odd man out in Cleveland ...

Cleveland's front office remains noncommittal about their second-round pick's future while history suggests draft capital often determines a player's fate after off-field incidents.

But man, it doesn't feel great right now as Cleveland has a four-man QB competition ongoing at training camp while Mayfield is a bonafide star for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Browns fans won't love what Mayfield had to say about it, either.

The Cleveland Browns’ new helmet reveal got off to a rough start… or did it?  The Browns were unveiling their new brown alternate helmet that they have called ‘Alpha Dawg’ with a