With training camp underway, the Cleveland Browns have a four-man race to decide who will be the Week 1 starting quarterback. Among the contenders are Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders. All four players are going to be given opportunities to earn playing time both before the season and throughout the year.

Following the injury to Kenny Pickett, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski will give more reps to Shedeur Sanders as well as his other quarterbacks ahead of the upcoming NFL season.

Rest easy, NFL fans. This is the final weekend without any football games that we'll be subject to until after the Super Bowl in February. On Thursday night the Los Angeles Chargers and the Detroit Lions will kick off the 2025 preseason with the annual Hall of Fame game, then the rest of the league will get going the following weekend.

With a minus-22 turnover ratio last season and a four-way quarterback battle underway, the Browns' defense knows creating takeaways will be crucial to team success.

The other 20 draft picks who played at Alabama high schools and colleges have signed NFL contracts worth a cumulative $126.397 million.

It wouldn't be surprising to see the Cleveland Browns trade one of their four quarterbacks after they decide on a new starter following NFL training camp.

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.

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry has indicated that rookie running back Quinshon Judkins may not join training camp soon.

The Cleveland Browns are bulking up their backfield amid injuries and uncertainty, signing UFL standout Toa Taua.