Watch out! Our bloviator is falling into the trap of optimism again as he looks forward to the season. This, and other stunning positive things about in today’s Newswire.

There are differing opinions on the Browns' decision to roll with veteran Joe Flacco at quarterback, but it was the right move.

The Browns named Joe Flacco their starting quarterback, but according to the 40-year-old, it was handled properly. Flacco recently opened up about how he and his teammates received the news.

Joe Flacco will be the team's Week 1 starter. Deshaun Watson is on the roster, but isn't expected to play against for the Browns. Kenny Pickett, Shedeur Sanders, and Dillon Gabriel are potential options, but none of them are proven.

Sanders impressed in his NFL debut last week against the Carolina Panthers with 138 passing yards and two touchdowns. However, he suffered an oblique strain during practice on Wednesday and remains si

How city officials quietly worked behind the scenes for months to use Hopkins Airport and air safety against the Browns' new stadium proposal

The Cleveland Browns have officially named 40 year old Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback for Week 1. The decision didn't come as a surprise, as the QB room includes rookies

Leading the pack on defense was linebacker Nathaniel Watson, who played a whopping 87% of the Browns’ defensive snaps (41 plays), followed by safety Christopher Edmonds at 81%. Undrafted rookies Donovan McMillon and Easton Mascarenas-Arnold were the only other Browns to register over 60% of the defensive snaps at 79% and 77%, respectively.

Tony Rizzo criticized the Browns for sidelining rookie Shedeur Sanders, a first-round talent to many, while favoring Joe Flacco and Dillon Gabriel. He argued Sanders isn’t given fair opportunities and suggested the quarterback should request a trade for playing chances.

Sean McVay tried to schedule a joint practice with the Browns for this week but it didn't work out for Cleveland

After what was generally considered a weak year at the position, the 2026 NFL draft is shaping up to be a quarterback bonanza.

The Cleveland Browns offense in 2024 was, in a word, unwatchable. It did not matter which quarterback the team cycled through – Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, or Bailey Zappe – it was a weekly comedy of errors whenever the Browns had the ball.