A breakout performance from Browns QB Shedeur Sanders has shifted conversations about Cleveland’s future at quarterback.

The Cleveland Browns are set to take on the Chicago Bears this weekend but will be without a considerable number of starters for the road game.

NFL insiders weigh in on Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders as Cleveland searches for clarity on its long-term answer at quarterback.

Shedeur Sanders has made a good enough impression through three starts to convince the media that Cleveland doesn't need to draft a 3rd QB in two years in 2026.

When the Chicago Bears welcome the Cleveland Browns to town on Sunday, Dennis Allen’s defense will get its first live look at rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who’s coming off a career game (364 yards, three touchdowns) against the Tennessee Titans.

Shedeur Sanders reacts to Ethan Pocic’s season-ending injury with a revealing hope about the Browns’ future together.

The Cleveland Browns may decide to activate Deshaun Watson this season but it's unlikely he'll see the field unless some significant injuries take place.

The futures of Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry remain up in the air with the 3-10 team finishing what will become a fourth losing season in five years.

ESPN’s latest mock draft gives the Cleveland Browns a legit WR1 in Ohio State’s Carnell Tate after Ethan Pocic's injury.

The Cleveland Browns are projected to keep Shedeur Sanders as QB1 next season and use their two first-round picks on star talent around him.

“No. 1 overall in ’21, Trevor Lawrence, and his coach Urban Meyer is fired at midseason,” Pluto pointed out. “And of course in ’18, the Browns drafted Baker Mayfield, and Hue Jackson was fired.”

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders enjoyed the best game of his young NFL career Sunday afternoon. In a 31-29 loss to the Tennessee Titans, Sanders completed 54.8% of his passes for 364 yards and three touchdowns with just one interception.