And that is exactly what Gabriel and fellow rookie, running back Quinshon Judkins, have been doing. Former Ohio State running back Judkins spoke with Sports Illustrated about how the Browns' rookie class has been developing chemistry,

Wednesday's OTA practice showed the disconnect between national Sanders narrative and Cleveland's actual quarterback pecking order

A quintet of passers breaks down into the veterans — Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and the injured Deshaun Watson — and the rookies, third-round pick Dillon Gabriel and fifth-round pick Shedeur Sanders. Of the veterans, Flacco has enjoyed the longest career and could be seen as the favorite to start in 2025.

New Cleveland Browns wide receiver Diontae Johnson was a no-show at Wednesday's OTAs, drawing attention as he works to revive his career.

Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is poised to continue what he started last year, but what will the rest of the pass-catching group do?

Add the fact that Cleveland did nothing in the draft to bring in a young pass catcher, and you've got a problem. The Browns did sign troubled wideout Diontae Johnson this offseason, but him making the roster will be a stretch. One possibility that former Browns cornerback Hanford Dixon proposed is bringing back Cooper.