Cleveland Sports Journal

Jun 14, 2025

🏈 Browns Minicamp & QB Spotlight

Shedeur Sanders is turning heads at rookie minicamp, earning praise from coach Kevin Stefanski for his work ethic, composure, and energy. His interaction with veteran Joe Flacco has fans buzzing, sparking speculation about his future role.
Flacco isn’t taking it easy—he’s openly challenged rookies on effort, insisting practices need more rigor, and took first‑team reps alongside Kenny Pickett.
Mason Graham, the Browns’ top D‑line pick, impressed after wiping out early struggles—defensive coach Jacques Cesaire praised his grit for finishing drills even when he got sick.

New domed stadium in Brook Park gets major boost with a $600 million state pledge. Funding partners include Brook Park ($422M), Cuyahoga County ($178M), Browns contributions, and private backing—advancing the $2.4 B project.

Nick Chubb bids farewell, signing with the Texans. He left a heartfelt message expressing lasting appreciation for fans.
Myles Garrett secures his Cleveland legacy with a four‑year, $160 M extension—ensuring the defensive cornerstone remains in play.
Greg Newsome might be on the move: rumours suggest the Raiders are eyeing a trade for the Browns cornerback.

Guardians snap early lead, falling 7‑2 to Seattle thanks to a four‑run 7th inning. Mariners’ rally featured timely RBIs from Arozarena, Canzone, Crawford, and a Polanco homer.
Cleveland bullpen struggled: Gavin Williams couldn’t hold the tie; reliever Tim Herrin took the loss.
Bright spots: Nolan Jones and Steven Kwan homered in the third, providing early hope.

Darius Garland underwent toe surgery (June 9)—he’s expected to miss 4–5 months, likely sidelined through September timesofindia.indiatimes.com. The Cavs will need to reassess their backcourt strategy this summer.