Police stopped Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett earlier this month for speeding, marking at least his eighth offense since his 2017 arrival in the NFL. And in his first media a

Browns defensive end Myles Garrett declined to discuss his latest speeding citation in confrontational exchange with reporters after Wednesday practice.

In his first comments since picking up his eighth speeding ticket since being drafted by the Browns in 2017, Myles Garrett said he'd "honestly rather talk about football and this team."

After what was generally considered a weak year at the position, the 2026 NFL draft is shaping up to be a quarterback bonanza.

Arch Manning and Shedeur Sanders on the same roster sure would draw attention to the Browns if this NFL mock draft happens

Joe Flacco is slated to be the 18th NFL starting quarterback 40 or older now that he's been named the Browns' starter. He's taking it in stride.

Flacco emerged victorious in the position battle over contenders Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, Shedeur Sanders and Tyler Huntley. None of the other quarterbacks in Cleveland are older than 27, while Flacco celebrated his 40th birthday in January.

The biggest question of the Browns' offseason was answered this week with 40-year-old Joe Flacco named the starting quarterback. Why it matters: Cleveland has the second-oldest starting quarterback in the NFL.

In what was arguably the worst-kept news in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns named former Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback on Monday. The news was expected ever since the 40-year-old passer signed a one-year,

The Cleveland Browns named Audubon native Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback, which a former NFL player believes is the wrong decision.

The Browns recently named 40-year-old Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback for the 2025 NFL season, and CBS analyst Danny Kanell believes this will see them through to a successful season