BEREA, OHIO – JUNE 09: Zion Johnson #77 of the Cleveland Browns runs to a drill throughout the Cleveland Browns Necessary Minicamp at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus on June 09, 2026 in Berea, Ohio. (Picture by Nick Cammett/Getty Photos) | Getty Photos
Dawgs By Nature
Browns followers anticipating this duo to start out on the inside offensive line (Chris Pokorny) – “The Cleveland Browns may have acquired a lot of new offensive linemen this offseason, and we feel pretty good about who the starting offensive tackles will be, as well as Zion Johnson being at left guard. But what about center and right guard?”
Browns nonetheless in search of assist at defensive finish (Thomas Moore) – “The Cleveland Browns are reportedly still in the market for another defensive end. The only problem is are there any available players worth looking at?”
Cleveland Browns coaching camp 2026: OL preview, Half 1 – Who begins at offensive sort out? (Chris Pokorny) – “Next up on our training camp preview is the offensive line position. Because Cleveland completely overhauled their offensive line from top to bottom this offseason, we’re not previewing the starting five offensive linemen first. Instead, we’re focusing on who the top candidates at offensive tackle are. Part 2 will focus on the top candidates on the interior of the line, and then Part 3 will focus on the back end of the group.”
Regardless of earlier assertion, Rams DE Myles Garrett seems to chop one other Cleveland tie (Barry Shuck) – “Now that Myles Garrett has been traded into the NFC with the Los Angeles Rams, he requires a new pad, close to all of the Hollywood types. His old digs in Ohio? Now listed on Zillow for sale.”
Browns offensive line stays unsure regardless of all of the roster additions (Curtiss Brown) – “The Browns have essentially replaced the entire offensive line from last season, with two rookies potentially starting. With the moves that Cleveland made to improve the offensive line, the question everyone asked was whether the team did enough to improve one of the weakest offensive lines in football last season.”
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Cleveland Browns
Browns’ Jerry Jeudy disputes video showing to point out QB decide (ESPN) – “Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is pushing back against a viral video in which he appears to name his preference on who he believes should be named the team’s starting quarterback.”
The Browns are younger, does that imply higher? (Terry Pluto) – “Browns fans, want a reason for optimism ESPN ranks the top teams with players 25 or younger. A year ago, the Browns ranked 29th. This year, they are fourth.”
What rookie UDFAs may make Browns’ preliminary roster? Listed here are 5 to look at (Beacon Journal) – “A month from then, the Browns will have to trim the roster from 90 players to the initial 53-man roster. Who among the undrafted free agents, much like Ronnie Hickman in 2023 and Gage Larvadain in 2025, could find a way to stick when the cuts are made?”
Quinshon Judkins is full-go for camp and Harold Fannin Jr. is again; Denzel Ward is right here to remain (cleveland.com) – “Quinshon Judkins has made a remarkable recovery from his dislocated ankle and broken fibula suffered Dec. 21 against the Bills and will be full-go for Browns training camp, which begins Wednesday for the full squad.”
NFL
Cardinals’ Brissett assured $15.5M in reworked deal (ESPN) – “The Arizona Cardinals and quarterback Jacoby Brissett have reached agreement on a reworked contract that will pay him $15.5 million guaranteed this season with the chance to make $21 million with incentives, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Sunday.”
Contained in the Rams’ Tremendous Bowl push — and the Aaron Donald query looming over it (The Athletic) – “The sun-splashed sidewalk into the player facility at this year’s Los Angeles Rams training camp served as a red carpet as players reported on Saturday. As if the Rams didn’t have enough big names to roll through a mundane checkpoint for training camp orientation, the buzz simmered about a player who isn’t here — yet.”
The Largest Query for Each NFL Workforce as Coaching Camps Start (The Ringer) – “With players from the first handful of teams reporting to training camp this week, the NFL is officially back. By Tuesday, players from all 32 teams will be in their respective camps, preparing for the 2026 season. That means the offseason is in the rearview mirror, but plenty of questions remain that will shape the preseason—from the potential unretirement of a future Hall of Famer to a few open quarterback competitions to big expectations for new head coaches and more. These are 32 questions, one per team, to get you ready for training camp.”
