What quarterbacks will end up making the Browns' 53-man roster this NFL season? Our latest projection ahead of training camp is here.

"Here at Browns camp, Shedeur Sanders was one of the last off the field, throwing with a receiver a half-hour after practice ended. Kevin Stefanski has lauded the work ethic of both rookies, Dillon Gabriel and Sanders," Fowler wrote on X.

The conspicuous absence of rookie running back Quinshon Judkins cast a shadow over day one of Browns training camp, raising serious questions about both the team’s running game and broader organizational culture regarding player character evaluations.

The Cleveland Browns announced multiple roster moves on the even of the start of training camp on Monday night. The team has placed defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. and quarterback Deshaun Watson on the Physically Unable to Perform List.

A fresh face in Cleveland but a veteran around the NFL, Jerome Baker joins the Browns after a long stint with the Miami Dolphins. The former Ohio State Buckeye and Cleveland native returns home with a solid statistical resume. Last season, Baker recorded 61 total tackles, 2.0 sacks, and earned a 61.0 overall PFF grade.

I don’t think McGuire is a lock, either, and the Browns might be scanning other rosters for extra help on the edge. Sam Kamara is having a strong camp and will likely land on the practice squad.

Four quarterbacks entered training camp with the Browns and four could remain on the roster after the cut to 53 players as well.

The Browns’ veteran running back is returning for his fourth NFL season in Cleveland. After some negotiations, the team reduced Ford’s 2025 salary from $3.86 million to $1.75 million — a move that likely secured his spot on the roster and retained his veteran presence. Despite his experience, he faces young competition for carries.