Blame him for plenty, but Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said he’s not directly responsible for a recent high-profile draft pick. While his influence is undeniable, Haslam said Tuesday he didn’t force general manager Andrew Berry to take rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders in April.

The Cleveland Browns have a quarterback room that is, if nothing else, intriguing. They feature the veteran presence of Joe Flacco, a former first-round pick in Kenny Pickett who’s trying to find his footing,

GM Andrew Berry might already be married to the idea of keeping all four quarterbacks in the battle for the starting job. Asked Thursday during his annual training camp address if he sees a pathway for doing so,

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry indicated Thursday that he doesn't expect to see Quinshon Judkins on the field at training camp for a while. The rookie running back remains unsigned after he was arrested on July 12 in Fort Lauderdale,

Andrew Berry has a terrible idea that would certainly make the Cleveland Browns look even more foolish for having four quarterbacks at this point in the season. Instead of cutting or possibly trading one, Berry teased the idea of the Browns bringing all four quarterbacks onto the 53-man roster for Week 1.

BEREA, Ohio — Browns owner Jimmy Haslam, who’s been accused of listening to a homeless man in drafting Johnny Manziel, and mandating the trade for Deshaun Watson, made it clear Tuesday that he didn’t make the call on Shedeur Sanders.

Kevin Stefanski heads into the upcoming NFL season with four quarterbacks at his disposal, and Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry recently addressed this unique situation.