The Cleveland Browns have gotten off to a splash in free agency (the two-day period leading up to it) by reaching agreements with four new free agents, while seeing two of their own free agents sign with other teams.

Ultimately coming up short, the Browns have shown the desire to sign a fullback in their pursuit of Pro Bowler Patrick Ricard

For years, Cleveland's front office has felt better about its receiver room than the outside world has, and with 2026 free agency underway, the same unsettling pattern may be emerging again.

Follow along here throughout the remainder of March for Browns news and reports on what they do in the player acquisition market: Wednesday, March 11, updates Colts, Daniel Jones

The Browns continue to build up their offensive line while the Ravens do Ravensy things down in Baltimore. It’s the OBR Daily Newswire for March 11, 2026.

After hiring Todd Monken as the new head coach and finalizing the coaching staff around him, the Cleveland Browns are entering the next phase of the offseason—free agency.

Quincy Williams is headed to Cleveland for the third stop of his NFL career.

For a team that’s supposedly salary cap-constrained, the Cleveland Browns did a good imitation of a team in the free agent market. It’s the OBR Daily Newswire for March 10, 2026.

A Franklin County magistrate has issued an injunction blocking the Browns from using $600 million in unclaimed funds from the state of Ohio to build their planned domed stadium in Brook Park, declaring that an ongoing lawsuit seeking to prevent the team from using the taxpayer money has a "substantial likelihood" of prevailing in court.