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As Jason Lloyd of The Athletic noted on Thursday, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski "will likely" promote Bailey Zappe from the practice squad to the active roster so Zappe can serve as the ...

The Cleveland Browns have one of the most polarizing fifth-round rookies in the history of the NFL on their roster. While the football world waits to see what the Browns decide to do with their backup ...

The Cleveland Browns have traded Joe Flacco, but they're still paying over a half dozen quarterbacks due to previous moves.

When an NFL team loses faith in its starting quarterback, the media can smell blood in the water. So when the Browns gave up three first-round picks, a third, and two fourths to trade for Deshaun ...

Ryan Clark says Kevin Stefanski and the Browns were not prepared for what comes with quarterback Shedeur Sanders when they drafted him ...

The Cleveland Browns traded quarterback Joe Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals. However, that didn’t automatically make Shedeur Sanders the backup to Dillon Gabriel. The fact that they parted with the ...

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski raised some eyebrows on Wednesday when he was noncommittal about naming rookie Shedeur Sanders the backup quarterback following this week's trade of veteran ...

Roughly one week after Browns HC Kevin Stefanski benched Flacco in favor of Gabriel, Cleveland surprisingly traded Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Cleveland Browns are officially Dillon Gabriel's team. The rookie quarterback looked efficient in his first game as an NFL starter, and with ...

There are only two reasons why Sanders is still on the team. Either the owner is requiring it or there's a fear he'll develop elsewhere.

Starting Bailey Zappe as backup QB would shield the rookie quarterback from a potential disaster scenario against the Steelers' fierce pass rush.