Cleveland Browns news (5/31): Shedeur’s big payday

Posted by Admin May 31, 2026 NFL

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders (12) takes the field before an NFL football game at Huntington Bank Field, Dec. 21, 2025, in Cleveland, Ohio. | Jeff Lange / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Dawgs By Nature

Browns rookie QB hits record mark off the field (Thomas Moore) – Shedeur Sanders was reportedly No. 1 in the entire NFL in licensing income last season at a cool $17.7 million.
Browns O-line tapped for improvement in 2026 (Thomas Moore) – With the potential of 5 new starters and some key depth pieces, things are looking up for the O-line according to ESPN.
Myles Garrett lands in the Hall of Fame for record-breaking season (Jared Mueller) – Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett is a sure-fire Hall of Famer. He’s again been honored in Canton for his record season

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The 1990s have turned into a bit of a lost decade for the Browns. But there have to be a few players worth remembering, right?

Cleveland Browns

Byron Storer says Browns newcomers can help bolster special teams (Beacon Journal) – There were a number of reasons for the Browns’ 5-12 2025 season. Many of the primary ones are well known and have been well covered. Special teams might not have been the No. 1 or No. 2 cause of the disastrous season, but they were certainly a major contributing factor in the way it played out.
3 Cleveland Browns players quietly playing for a new contract in 2026 (DPD) – Let’s take a look at three Browns players quietly playing for a new deal this season.
What we know about ticket prices for new Browns stadium (Fox 8) – The Cleveland Browns tell the FOX 8 I-Team they’re narrowing in on the cost for fans to see the team in their new stadium.

NFL

How the NFL Turned a Mundane Announcement Into Must-See Videos (Content Marketing Institute) – NFL teams turned a boring schedule release into a creative sport. Steal these six plays, from video game missions to street Pictionary, to make monotonous information worth your audience’s time.
Steelers’ O-line shuffle an attempt to protect Aaron Rodgers (ESPN) – To Steelers tackle Troy Fautanu, there’s no such thing as a “natural position.” That’s a good mentality, because after spending two seasons working at right tackle, the 2024 first-round pick is on the move again. And he’s not alone.
Vikings take big swing, pick Nolan Teasley as next general manager (The Athletic) – Executives, scouts and agents eyed the Minnesota Vikings’ general manager opening for months. The delayed firing of former GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah caught their attention. A drawn-out hiring process added more intrigue.