The 2026 NFL draft class could have very few top ranked QBs for the Cleveland Browns as LaNorris Sellers returns to school

Top picks, mid-round picks, late-round picks, it doesn't matter. All of the Browns rookies at top at their positions.

When the 2025 NFL draft ended, the Cleveland Browns seven-person draft class earned good grades from many, including ESPN’s Mel Kiper’s top grade and praise. Perhaps drafting two quarterbacks wasn’t the best use of resources, but the Browns draft class has already been better than historical odds for draft picks.

Shedeur Sanders has turned heads at times during his rookie season, but he may not be the franchise quarterback for the Cleveland Browns.

The Tennessee Titans beat the Cleveland Browns 31-29, removing them from the top pick in April's draft. They've been supplanted by the New York Giants, losers of seven straight games. The loss moved Cleveland up to the No. 4 slot.

Shedeur Sanders finally got his opportunity to start for the Cleveland Browns. Now, coach Kevin Stefanski has named him the starting quarterback of the team for the remainder of the season.

Dane Brugler, draft analyst for The Athletic, expects the Cleveland Browns to package its two No. 1 picks in 2026 and draft a quarterback.

The Athletic’s Nick Baumgardner has the Browns drafting No. 8 overall. With that pick, he sees the team taking Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who will lead the Hoosiers against the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Big Ten Championship Game at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 6.

As the 2025 NFL season enters its final stretch, the race for the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft is officially wide open. Tennessee’s surprising Week 14 win over Cleveland flipped the top of the board,