In 11 years with the Cleveland Browns, guard Joel Bitonio has seen everything. His rookie season in 2014 was overshadowed by a quarterback controversy between Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel. From there, the franchise slumped to the low of an 0–16 campaign in '17 and ascended to the high of a divisional-round run in 2020.

The Athletic’s Diana Russini has reported that the Browns are now telling teams a less hesitant response to trading Garrett. According to the NFL insider, the Browns have been responding to calls with a “We are not moving him… but stay tuned.”

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While the Cleveland Browns seemingly have made it known they don't plan to trade wantaway pass-rusher Myles Garrett anytime soon, some within the football community have suggested the Browns could discuss Garrett's availability with other teams during the upcoming scouting combine.

Garrett has every right to request a trade, but the Browns have to do what is best for the organization over granting Garrett’s every wish. If those wishes align with the best offer, that is great for Garrett. If not? That is no longer the Browns’ issue.

After turning in one of the most disappointing seasons of any team in the NFL last fall, the Cleveland Browns have a plethora of decisions to make heading into 2025, from who to draft, to which players to sign and whether or not to trade away their franchise player,

Cleveland showing interest in Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford. According to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer, the Browns are one of the teams that have shown initial inter