A Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback criticized the Pittsburgh Steelers for how they failed to help a former first-round pick.

The saga of the Cleveland Browns' quarterbacks keeps growing. The latest chapter involves Kenny Pickett, who was the first quarterback signed by the Browns at the start of free age

Pittsburgh Steelers icon Terry Bradshaw has had a lot to say about quarterbacks this offseason, both good and bad. But mostly bad.The Super Bowl-winning quarterback is again denouncing the Steelers' handling of young QB Kenny Pickett after his trade to the Philadelphia Eagles before last season.

The NFL season continues creeping closer and the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for the start of training camp and preseason action. At this point, all eyes are focused on the Browns' four-man quarterback competition.

As hard as it is to believe, the 2025 NFL season is about two months away. That means training camp is later this month. With training camp comes the NFL evaluating its rosters, with the possibility of trades always on your mind.

The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Kenny Pickett with the 20th pick in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, but what once seemed like a potential starting quarterback was off the te

A QB like Pickett, who has a winning record in the NFL ( 15-10) and is entering the final year of his $14 million rookie contract probably gives Cleveland a better shot early on than rookies Dillon Gabriel (third round) or Shedeur Sanders (fifth round).

For a piece posted on Tuesday, Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer shared that Flacco's performances with the Indianapolis Colts last season show how he could lose the QB1 gig to Pickett before August comes to an end.