Browns quarterback Kenny Pickett still has fans from his one year in Philadelphia, as both Nick Sirianni and Kellen Moore say time there was valuable.

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Cleveland co-owner Jimmy Haslam admitted that the Browns “took a big swing and miss” with their 2022 trade for QB Deshaun Watson.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins was once favored to land with the Cleveland Browns. Now, the Browns no longer seem to be a viable option.

Cleveland was supposed to have solved its QB questions in 2022, when Deshaun Watson signed a five-year, $230 million, fully guaranteed contract after the Browns obtained him in a trade with the Houston Texans. A suspension and injuries have limited Watson to playing in 19 of the Browns’ 51 games in his three seasons with the team.

Now that Kenny Pickett doesn’t have Russell Wilson standing in his way again, he has a legitimate chance to be the Browns’ top veteran bridge quarterback and possibly start games this season. If the Browns had signed Wilson,

The Cleveland Browns are mulling their future with the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft. If they choose to take a quarterback many presume they will select Shedeur Sanders though an underrated prospect is starting to gain traction.

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski caused a ripple through Browns nation on Monday when he said that quarterback Kenny Pickett is “a guy I believe in.” That led some fans to get themselves into a bother believing that Stefanski was implying that Pickett is now in the plans to be the team’s starting quarterback and the Browns will focus their attention elsewhere in the 2025 NFL Draft.