At the start of the season, there was optimism in Cleveland that the Browns could compete for a playoff spot and challenge the Pittsburgh Steelers or Baltimore Ravens for the AFC North title. However, quarterback Deshaun Watson had a disastrous season before landing on the injured list (Achilles), and the team has fallen to the bottom of the division. The Browns head into their Week 16 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals with a 3-11 record. The team’s performance has been deeply disappointing, with head coach Kevin Stefanski and key players enduring a challenging year. Defensive end Myles Garrett, who has…
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The Detroit Lions’ recent Wednesday practices have been light, often serving as rest days for veterans. While these early-week injury reports aren’t always indicative of player availability, Thursday reports typically provide a clearer picture, especially when new injuries appear. Thursday’s practice report brought both encouraging news and lingering concerns for the Lions as they prepare for Week 16. Several players who rested on Wednesday, including Taylor Decker, DJ Reader, Za’Darius Smith, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Kevin Zeitler, returned as full participants. Notable Injuries and Updates: Graham Glasgow (knee): Glasgow, injured during last week’s game, has now missed two practices. Head…
The Detroit Lions desperately need reinforcements on defense, as injuries have decimated the unit throughout the season. Unfortunately, making a significant addition this late in the year is challenging. However, one intriguing possibility could emerge: Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Calais Campbell. Campbell recently hinted that if the Dolphins are eliminated from playoff contention, they might release him to allow him to join a contending team. Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald noted, “Whether Calais Campbell will finish the season here is fluid. He’ll remain as long as the Dolphins are in playoff contention, but being released to join a contender…
Cleveland Browns GM Rumored to Exit: Potential Replacements Discussed The Cleveland Browns could face a major front-office shakeup amid speculation that their current General Manager (GM) may soon depart. While the reasons remain unclear, potential causes could include performance-related concerns, internal conflicts, or the GM exploring other career opportunities. This possible exit comes at a critical time for the Browns, who have made notable progress in recent seasons. A leadership change could impact their trajectory, making the choice of a replacement crucial. Several names are being floated as potential candidates to take over the role. Experienced NFL executives like Thomas…
The Cleveland Browns, sitting at 3-10, reportedly plan to maintain their core leadership and roster heading into next season, including bringing back injured quarterback Deshaun Watson. According to CBS Sports, Watson, head coach Kevin Stefanski, and general manager Andrew Berry are all expected to return in 2025. Stefanski, named the 2023 NFL Coach of the Year after guiding the Browns to a surprising playoff run, and Berry both received contract extensions earlier this year. Team owner Jimmy Haslam also recently confirmed their return during the NFL ownership meetings. Watson, sidelined with a season-ending Achilles injury, has two more years remaining…
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam recently addressed the futures of key personnel amid the team’s disappointing 3-10 season. Expressing confusion over the team’s decline from an 11-6 record, Haslam stated, “We went from 11-6 and making the playoffs to 3-10, so it’s a little perplexing that happened.” Despite the downturn, Haslam expressed support for head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry, both of whom received contract extensions in June 2024. The Browns’ ownership praised their leadership and collaborative approach, emphasizing a commitment to stability. However, Haslam was non-committal regarding quarterback Deshaun Watson’s future. Watson, who signed a fully…
When the Cleveland Browns announced that Jameis Winston would be benched in favor of second-year quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson, it marked the end of a turbulent yet captivating chapter for Winston. The Browns experienced both highs and lows during his tenure, but under Winston, the offense maintained a level of excitement that wasn’t seen during Deshaun Watson’s time. The big question now is whether Winston showed enough to warrant another chance as a starting quarterback, either in Cleveland or elsewhere. Addressing reporters on Wednesday, Winston made his stance clear: “No, I definitely feel like I showed enough. That I am capable…
The Cleveland Browns entered the season with high expectations, fresh off a playoff appearance. Although their postseason ended in disappointment, there was optimism for improvement, as the team retained most of its core, including the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Assistant Coach of the Year. However, the season fell short of expectations. Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report pointed to one key issue: Deshaun Watson. According to Knox, the Browns’ unwavering commitment to Watson, despite his struggles, was a critical misstep. He criticized the team’s decision to forgo bringing in meaningful competition for the starting…
The Cleveland Browns are reportedly considering veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins as a potential solution to their ongoing quarterback challenges. Cousins, who signed a four-year, $180 million contract with the Atlanta Falcons in March 2024, is expected to be available for trade due to the Falcons’ shift towards rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. Cousins’ contract includes $27.5 million in guaranteed money for 2025, making him an attractive option for teams seeking a reliable quarterback without a long-term financial commitment. The Browns, dealing with Deshaun Watson’s underperformance and a fully guaranteed $230 million contract, view Cousins as a potential stabilizing presence. However,…
The Cleveland Browns are set to welcome back their primary kicker, Dustin Hopkins, for Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Hopkins will return to his starting role after missing the Chiefs game, where Riley Patterson filled in but didn’t attempt any field goals. Hopkins has been dealing with some accuracy issues recently, leading to several missed kicks. However, after a week of focused practice, he addressed a mechanical flaw that had caused his kicks to drift wide left. The adjustment seems to have paid off, as Hopkins has been flawless in practice, putting behind…