The Cleveland Browns have new competition for one of their main targets on the head coach carousel. On Tuesday evening, former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike Mc

Myles Garrett’s historic 2025 season finally delivered the recognition many believed was long overdue. After terrorizing quarterbacks week after week and rewriting the record books, the Cleveland Browns superstar was voted the Pro Football Writers of America’s Defensive Player of the Year.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. has the Browns using their extra first-rounder to snag the most electric SEC speedster in the class.

On Tuesday, significant news broke amid the Browns’ search for their next head coach: Former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel pulled out of the Browns head coach search to take the Chargers offensive coordinator job, leaving the Browns with five current finalists.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. predicted the Cleveland Browns will use one of their first-round picks to acquire a pass catcher ahead of Shedeur Sanders' second NFL season.

Cleveland has entered a crucial period of change. Hiring the next head coach is just the first step of a long offseason.

While Udinski, the Jaguars offensive coordinator, is preparing for his second interview with the Browns on Friday at team headquarters in Berea, the Bills have requested an initial head coach interview with him to possibly replace Sean McDermott, who was fired on Monday.

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski and Los Angeles Rams pass-game coordinator Nathan Scheelhaase are reportedly "finalists" for the Cleveland Browns' head-coaching vacancy as they begin to "wind down" their search,