Cleveland Browns News (6/20): What Might Have Been

Dawgs By Nature

• Browns roster: 3 under-the-radar breakout candidates for 2026 (Matthew Wilson) – These three players could surprise a lot of Browns fans this upcoming season.
• Browns: Nick Chubb reflects on his 2023 injury in panel discussion (Thomas Moore) – Former Cleveland RB returned to town as part of University Hospital’s SportsLand event.
• KC Concepcion as Browns ‘primary punt returner’ is risky, adds value (Jared Mueller) – The Cleveland Browns could get extra value from 1st round pick KC Concepcion but is the risk worth the reward?

The Feed

Cleveland Browns

• ‘We’ve thrown a ton at them.’ Mike Bajakian says he’s pleased with Browns QBs (Beacon Journal) – Quarterbacks will always be the players who get an outsized amount of credit or blame because of the spotlight placed upon them. They’re also going to carry a significant amount of responsibility on their shoulders on every single play.
• D-line moves on without Myles Garrett, will continue to ‘attack, penetrate, disrupt’ (Browns Zone) – Life without Myles Garrett is an adjustment for everyone with the Browns, especially those in the defensive line room.
• Why the Browns should pass on Brendan Sorsby in the NFL supplemental draft (cleveland.com) – Sit this one out, Browns. Seriously, don’t even think about it.

NFL

• Titans, DT Jeffery Simmons agree to three-year, $105.8 million extension (NFL.com) – Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons cashed in after yet another big season. The Titans and Simmons agreed to a three-year, $105.8 million contract extension that includes $100 million guaranteed and makes him the highest-paid defensive tackle in league history, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo reported Friday.
• Dolphins WR group still building chemistry with new QB Malik Willis (ESPN) – Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis uncorked a ball over the middle of the field during team drills at the team’s mandatory minicamp, threading the needle between two defenders for a 40-yard touchdown pass.
• What’s every NFL team’s best and worst uniform in franchise history? (The Athletic) – Every NFL uniform tells a story. Some represent history, with designs nearly untouched since inception. Others have (thankfully) been retired as quickly as they were introduced.