Cleveland Browns News: Offense Looking Rough So Far In Training Camp

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• Cleveland Browns Training Camp Recap: Day 3 – Fans welcomed to Berea (Chris Pokorny) – “Day 3 of Cleveland Browns training camp took place on Friday, July 31. This was the first day that practice was open to the public, which always adds a greater dimension of fun to the atmosphere.”
• Browns HC Todd Monken balancing scheme, talent fit on offense still in training camp (Jared Mueller) – “Who is Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken, and what can be expected of him in his first year as a head coach at the NFL level? A lot can be answered by looking back at Monken’s stops as a coach through college and the pro levels. There is also a lot of data out there, including Monken’s past passing rate, that gives us some indication of what the Browns will look like.”
• Browns training camp: Bad offense or good defense? Todd Monken weighs in (Jared Mueller) – “As noted in our recaps from Day 1 and Day 2 of training camp, the offense, especially the passing offense, has not looked in sync overall. That isn’t totally surprising given the new offensive system, remade offensive line, new but young weapons, and two quarterbacks competing for the starting job.”
• Browns legend tapped as team’s best-ever training camp ‘riser’ (Thomas Moore) – “Everyone loves a good training camp story, none more so than fans of the Cleveland Browns. Every summer, it seems, there is a little-known player who stands out, usually during the final preseason game, by racking up big stats against an opposing lineup of players who will soon be unemployed. Sometimes, however, that feel-good story turns out to be an actual NFL player, as in the case of Josh Cribbs.”
• Where will the Browns offense rank in 2026? (Abby Mueller) – “The Cleveland Browns’ offense has struggled to put a consistent product on the field over the last few seasons. The 2026 offense has a few new elements, including some exciting young pass catchers and offensive linemen, but the uncertainty at quarterback makes this group unpredictable.”

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Cleveland Browns

• Why Jadeveon Clowney would be good for Jared Verse, and why Verse would love to have him (cleveland.com) – “If the Browns lure Jadeveon Clowney back to Cleveland, it could be one of the best things that’s happened to edge rusher Jared Verse in his young career.”
• Cleveland Browns should pass on Jadeveon Clowney reunion (Beacon Journal) – “Late in the 2022 season, Jadeveon Clowney pulled the pin and rolled the proverbial grenade through the meeting room in Browns headquarters where defensive linemen gather. Yet, Browns general manager Andrew Berry said before the second full-squad practice of training camp he is “hopeful” the franchise can sign Clowney after the veteran free agent visited team brass on Wednesday.”
• Ownership talks contending in 2027 but ‘not punting’ on this season; Jimmy Haslam says ‘I’ll take the over’ (Browns Zone) – “Jimmy Haslam made it clear the Browns aren’t focused on the opening of the dome stadium in Brook Park in 2029 for a return to the playoffs.”
• Browns welcome Deion Sanders, show they’ve learned from failed long-distance relationship (The Athletic) – “The biggest lesson the Cleveland Browns learned from last season had nothing to do with on-field performance and everything to do with off-field performance. The Browns never properly bent the knee to Deion Sanders and his legion of fans last year after selecting Shedeur Sanders in the NFL Draft. They have spent the past seven months trying to rectify that oversight.”

NFL

• Jaguars’ Travis Hunter feeling faster even with weight gain (ESPN) – “Travis Hunter knew he needed to gain some weight to help prepare his body for his second NFL season, but he was worried how that would affect the way he felt and moved. Turns out it’s possible to be heavier and lighter at the same time.”
• Kevin Stefanski’s task with the Falcons is tall. Those who know him say he’s built for it (The Athletic) – “Kevin Stefanski entered the week facing one of the biggest jobs in professional football — stopping the NFL’s second-longest active streak of losing seasons and getting the Atlanta Falcons back to the playoffs. The challenge comes two decades after he started his career with the Minnesota Vikings, saddled with the smallest jobs in football.”
• Love of competition fuels Tyler Allgeier’s underdog mentality (azcardinals.com) – “Tyler Allgeier was watching the first round of the NFL draft — he wanted to see what his new team, the Cardinals, would be adding — and saw them take Jeremiyah Love, who, like Allgeier, was a running back. Moments later, his phone rang. It was from head coach Mike LaFleur with what appeared to be a pretty simple message.