Cleveland Browns news (5/7): Looking toward some fun games in 2026

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Cleveland Browns

• Is embattled QB Brendan Sorsby the answer for the Browns in NFL supplemental draft? (Beacon Journal) – In limbo Brendan Sorsby as Cleveland Browns quarterback? Sure, why not? The team has a history of taking on players who come with baggage at the most important position in sports.
• How many games the Browns should win in 2026 after their outstanding draft (cleveland.com) – Now that the NFL Draft is over, the hay is mostly in the barn for the Browns as far as their 2026 roster is concerned.
• 2026 NFL Draft: Cleveland Browns draft recap (PFF) – Here’s a look at how the Cleveland Browns approached the 2026 NFL Draft — where they found value, where they prioritized need, and how much immediate impact this class is positioned to deliver.
• Cleveland Browns owners give $12.5M to wipe out the blood cancer Dee Haslam is fighting (WKYC) – Dee Haslam is living proof that a CLL diagnosis doesn’t have to define your life. Now she and her husband, Jimmy, want to help others say the same.

NFL

• Steelers’ 2026 draft picks ranked from starters to projects (ESPN) – A month before the 2026 NFL draft, Mike McCarthy said he liked having a big group of prospects. He got his wish with 10 rookies in his first class as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Cincinnati Bengals Film Room: Tacario Davis – (Cincy Jungle) – Cornerback Tacario Davis, who the Bengals selected in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft, has unique measurables and the skill to back it up.
• Ravens sign Skylar Thompson, add fifth quarterback to their roster (The Athletic) – The Baltimore Ravens are signing quarterback Skylar Thompson, his agency, SportsTrust, confirmed. The move leaves the Ravens with five passers on their current roster. (*Editor’s note: 5 quarterbacks? Oh, the horror!*)
• Eagles promote Adam Berry to assistant general manager role, announce other staff changes (The Inquirer) – Adam Berry, the twin brother of Cleveland GM Andrew Berry, was previously the Eagles’ vice president of football operations and strategy.