The Cleveland Browns are expected to watch running back Nick Chubb hit the open market. It's safe to say the back things of it as another thing to recover from.

NFL teams, including the Browns, are spending the pre-draft process trying to figure out how to best utilize Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter.

Here's what Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry had to say at this year's NFL combine, including the status of Myles Garrett's trade request.

Shedeur Sanders, Cam Ward, Jalen Milroe, Jaxson Dart. Cleveland begins draft season looking for somebody, anybody, to reset the franchise at football's most important position.

GM Andrew Berry reiterated at the NFL Combine on Tuesday that the Browns will not trade Myles Garrett despite his request on Feb. 3. In fact, Berry including his stance on Garrett in his opening remarks at the Combine podium before taking questions.

The Browns will be in Indianapolis this week for the combine, during which Andrew Berry and Kevin Stefanski will answers questions such as these.

The Cleveland Browns intend to keep Myles Garrett on their roster for the 2025 season, regardless of the star pass rusher's desire to be traded. General manager Andrew Berry reiterated that point Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

Travis Hunter, the do-it-all cornerback and receiver from Colorado, is one of the most intriguing prospects at the NFL Combine.

Just ask the frustrated Myles Garrett. I kind of think that’s what makes Cleveland general manager Andrew Berry’s evaluation of superstar NFL draft prospect Travis Hunter so critical.

Here we'll try to identify the perfect trade that the Cleveland Browns must try to complete in the 2025 NFL offseason.

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At this point, given their questionable decision-making and process -- especially regarding Deshaun Watson, who once faced more than 20 allegations of sexual misconduct in what the NFL later deemed "p