Dawg Pound Daily

1 week ago | dawgpounddaily.com | Candace Pedraza

Flacco got honest about his role with Cleveland this seasonJoe Flacco officially entered the fold as a part of the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition headed into 2025. He and Kenny Pickett are the only two quarterbacks currently on the teams' roster, and it's looking likely that the Browns will add a rookie to that mix as they try to find an answer at signal caller for 2025 and beyond.

1 week ago | dawgpounddaily.com | Candace Pedraza

Flacco is back with the Dawg Pound. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Joe Flacco has returned to the Cleveland Browns on a one year deal worth $4 million. The former Indianapolis Colts quarterback comes back to the franchise that he helped lead to a postseason berth back in 2023, and to the last coach to get solid production out of him.

2 weeks ago | dawgpounddaily.com | Ryan Heckman

There is no doubt this year's class of quarterbacks is different from last. The 2025 NFL Draft is home to very few prospects who offer that "franchise quarterback" upside, and the Cleveland Browns are still looking for exactly that. Whether the Browns end up with a first-round quarterback remains to be seen, but one possibility remains for Cleveland to find one on Day 2. If they end up looking for a quarterback in the second or third round, might they take a look at Louisville's Tyler Shough?

3 weeks ago | dawgpounddaily.com | Matt Sidney

The Cleveland Browns were one of the league’s biggest messes in 2024. The Deshaun Watson situation blew up again, the offense cratered, and the offensive line was nowhere close to adequate. Now, with Kenny Pickett brought in as a temporary fix and no real QB plan in place, Cleveland has to build something—anything—stable in the trenches. Offensive tackle is a glaring issue. The team added Cornelius Lucas in free agency, but that’s a short-term solution.

4 weeks ago | dawgpounddaily.com | Candace Pedraza

Wilson has saved the Browns from themselves, for nowThe Cleveland Browns, despite making pitches to Russell Wilson that included meetings with Deshaun Watson and Myles Garrett, as well as a pitch from Browns legend Bernie Kosar, lost out to the quarterback to the NY Giants. The other quarterback-needy team sealed the deal for Mr. Unlimited with a one year, $21 million contract. The deal was first reported on by ESPN's Adam Schefter.