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Clearing up the rookie narrative.

Shedeur Sanders completely shut down the narrative about his rookie year by dropping the single-highest single-game passing yardage out of any rookie last season. 🟤🟠

Denzel Ward completely changed the dynamic of our defense the exact moment he was drafted back in 2018.

Having TJ Carrie holding down the opposite boundary and Jabrill Peppers laying hits in the box gave that early group a highly competitive edge.

The front office continuously looked for the right combinations, matching veteran safeties like Damarious Randall and Morgan Burnett with young corners like Greedy Williams.

The 2021 season was when everything finally stabilized into a legitimately well-rounded unit.

Greg Newsome II stepped onto the field and played with the poise of a veteran right away, giving us a formidable pairing on the outside. 🎒

With Ronnie Harrison and John Johnson III taking over the safety roles, our communication issues downfield completely vanished.

Looking back at this four-year stretch shows just how much effort went into turning Cleveland into a destination where passing offenses struggle to survive. 🟤

"I'm not gonna be Myles Garrett...I'm gonna be the best me."

Jared Verse ready to carve out his own legacy in the league 👀

NFL.com named Maliek Collins the Cleveland Browns’ most underappreciated player entering the 2026 season.

Before his season-ending quad injury, Collins was putting together the most productive stretch of his career with 6.5 sacks in 11 games. Playing next to Myles Garrett, he gave Cleveland a dangerous interior pass-rush presence that could collapse pockets from the inside.

If Collins returns healthy and Mason Graham keeps developing, the Browns defensive front could be a nightmare again.

The Myles Garrett trade includes one inter wrinkle designed to keep him away from the AFC for a while: bit.ly/TradeWrinkle

Reports indicate that Cleveland was looking to land a major piece for the future in exchange for Myles Garrett, and while they ultimately landed Jared Verse, Jalen Carter was also a real possibility in negotiation rooms.

In trade talks with Philadelphia, the Cleveland Browns front office reportedly pushed to include the Eagles' young defensive tackle in the deal.

While that specific package fell through because Philly viewed Carter as an untouchable cornerstone.

Though a deal with Philly didn't materialize and the front office pivoted to bringing in Verse from the Rams, it shows the massive price tag the Browns set as they reshape this roster for the future.

Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry just revealed why the team finally decided to trade Myles Garrett after years of speculation…

Trade rumors had followed Garrett for years, but Cleveland always resisted moving its franchise star.

Now, Berry is explaining what changed behind the scenes and why the organization ultimately pulled the trigger. 😳🔗👇🏼

Myles Garrett showing real love for Cleveland even as he moves on 😮‍💨

No disrespect, just gratitude for the time he had here 🗣️

Did Berry make the right move? 🤔

Browns GM Andrew Berry reveals what made him change mind on Myles Garrett trade Browns GM Andrew Berry explained why he finally decided to pull the trigger on trading Myles Garrett on Monday.

Welcome to the Dawg Pound, Jared Verse.

Stepping in to take the place of a legend like Myles Garrett and being the centerpiece of that massive trade is an incredibly heavy burden.

To everyone watching, you are coming in as the direct heir to the throne on the edge, and those are arguably the biggest shoes to fill in the entire NFL.

But Cleveland is a city that respects heart, grit, and giving it your all on every single snap.

While the expectations and pressure are sky-high right now, hopefully, you can find your own path and carve out your own legacy here.

The Dawg Pound will support you every step of the way as you settle into this new chapter.

You can absolutely count on that.

Let’s get to work.