Dawgs by Nature

2 days ago | dawgsbynature.com | Damon Wolfe

Jeff Lange / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images As training camp nears, the Cleveland Browns have acquired depth at certain positions. But with tough cap decisions looming and younger talent emerging, some unexpected veteran cuts could be on the horizon. Here are three surprising names who could be on the chopping block — and what it would mean financially if they’re let go before the regular season. 1.

5 days ago | dawgsbynature.com | Damon Wolfe

Jeff Lange / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images News recently surfaced that Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has accumulated multiple speeding tickets, raising questions about whether this should be a concern for Browns fans. On the surface, traffic violations might seem minor—especially for a young athlete constantly in the spotlight—but context matters. Sanders was ticketed most recently for driving 101 mph in a zone where the posted limit was 65.

6 days ago | dawgsbynature.com | Damon Wolfe

Scott Galvin-Imagn Images As the Cleveland Browns prepare for the 2025 season, two young players quietly building momentum before season-ending injuries last year could be ready to make a major impact: edge rusher Alex Wright and wide receiver David Bell. Both 2022 draft picks, Wright (3rd round) and Bell (also 3rd round), are entering a pivotal fourth year. Wright is entering the final year of his rookie deal.

6 days ago | dawgsbynature.com | Barry Shuck

Photo by NFL via Getty Images The Kansas City Chiefs are being sued by one of their former workers. Disgruntled ex-employees are nothing new, but this situation goes pretty deep. Ramzee Robinson was the Chiefs’ Director of Player Engagement, a position responsible for supporting players’ well-being and development both on and off the field.

1 week ago | dawgsbynature.com | Thomas Moore

Photo by Alex Slitz/UFL/Getty Images The Cleveland Browns reportedly made a move on Thursday to bolster the tight end position with the addition of Sal Cannella. The six-foot-4 and 230-pound Cannella spent the spring with the Arlington Renegades of the UFL, earning a spot on the All-UFL Team after finishing the campaign with 44 receptions (second most in the league), 474 receiving yards (sixth best), and one receiving touchdown.