Are GM Andrew Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski coming back next season? The answer is … probably. I believe Browns ownership is not looking for frivolous reasons to make a change at the top of the organization.

Commitment is scary. NFL owners are not immune. As of now, Deshaun Watson remains a piece of the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback puzzle. Especially with two guaranteed years left on his

Jimmy Haslam refusing to accept his mistakes is why Cleveland has regressed in ways Browns fans don’t deserve.

Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is "perplexed" by his franchise's struggles this season, but expressed support for coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry when speaking with ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is a tad confused as to how his team went from the playoffs to potentially the NFL Draft's No. 1 pick.

That’s why, when asked about his team’s performance this season, owner Jimmy Haslam had only one word to describe it: Perplexed. The Browns’ owner sat down with ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and claimed that he would assess his team’s performance as a whole in the offseason: “Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said he is perplexed by his team’s 3-10 record but will evaluate its performance in totality after the season — including the outlook at quarterback,

The 2024 season has not gone according to plan for the Browns, and moves at the quarterback position in particular

Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam gave a vote of confidence to coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry Wednesday during the NFL owners meetings. He did not, however, do the same when asked about Deshaun Watson and the team's quarterback situation beyond the 2024 season.

The Browns are one of the most disappointing teams of the ongoing campaign after coming off a playoff appearance.