ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark can be pretty polarizing at times. But a recent joke he made about Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco seems to have been over the line for some fans. During a recent segment on ESPN,

The ESPN commentator harshly criticized a Cleveland Browns quarterback for comments made during Saturday's preseason game against the Eagles.

ESPN star Stephen A. Smith ripped Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel on Monday after the rookie took a shot at the media in the preseason.

The Cleveland Browns have named Joe Flacco their starting quarterback for their Week 1 showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals. While their plans for Dillon Gabriel, Kenny Pickett and Shedeur Sanders haven't been revealed yet,

The Cleveland Browns will name a starting quarterback prior to their preseason finale on August 23, with Dillon Gabriel in the running.

Do past results promise a similar future for the Browns? ESPN says they do. OBR Publisher Barry McBride begs to differ. This is the OBR Daily Newswire for 8/13/25.

The Cleveland Browns have been one of the biggest storylines of the NFL offseason because of their intriguing quarterback situation. They currently have six of

“Tony, I hope you have something positive to say about me,” Sanders said to ESPN Cleveland radio host Tony Grossi. “You always say negative stuff about me. And I’m like, I didn’t do nothing to you. I’ve never seen you say anything positive about me.”

Despite the dismissal of his court case, the Browns and running back Quinshon Judkins remain apart on the terms of his rookie contract.

The Cleveland Browns are likely to carry four QBs into the season, but notnecessarily the four currently on the roster. The post Browns Trade Pitch Swaps Kenny Pickett for $34 Million Dual-Threat QBappeared first on Heavy Sports.