Cleveland Browns news (6/9): Opinions, injunctions, and primetime games

• Not only Browns fans, but fans across the NFL, weigh in on the Myles Garrett-Jared Verse trade (Chris Pokorny) – Browns, Seahawks, Rams, and NFL fans across the country weigh in on the Myles Garrett trade.
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• Huge Brendan Sorsby, NFL draft update, but will it stand? (Jared Mueller) – Will the Cleveland Browns even have a shot at Brendan Sorsby in the Supplemental Draft? Another ruling, but final?

• The Browns will get some primetime attention, just not in the regular season (Barry Shuck) – Cleveland Browns will not be featured in primetime games during the 2026 NFL schedule, but they do get preseason focus.

Huge Brendan Sorsby, NFL draft update, but will it stand? (Jared Mueller) – Will the Cleveland Browns even have a shot at Brendan Sorsby in the Supplemental Draft? Another ruling, but final?

The Browns will get some primetime attention, just not in the regular season (Barry Shuck) – Cleveland Browns will not be featured in primetime games during the 2026 NFL schedule, but they do get preseason focus.

• Deshaun Watson vs. Shedeur Sanders battle enters final offseason stage (Beacon Journal) – The last week of the Browns’ offseason program is arguably the most important. However, as important as it is, when it’s concluded, it’s not likely to provide as much finality as many people would like to see.

• O-line lineup won’t be settled until training camp, as Todd Monken needs to see practices in pads (Browns Zone) – Just like with quarterback, Browns coach Todd Monken would love to know his starting offensive line when training camp opens next month. Just like with quarterback, Monken has resigned himself to a different reality along the front.

• What life after Myles Garrett will be like this week; how Deshaun Watson vs. Shedeur Sanders might play out: Browns minicamp preview (cleveland.com) – For the first time in 10 seasons, the Browns will head into mandatory minicamp without Myles Garrett, their two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year and future Hall of Famer.

Deshaun Watson vs. Shedeur Sanders battle enters final offseason stage (Beacon Journal) – The last week of the Browns’ offseason program is arguably the most important. However, as important as it is, when it’s concluded, it’s not likely to provide as much finality as many people would like to see.

O-line lineup won’t be settled until training camp, as Todd Monken needs to see practices in pads (Browns Zone) – Just like with quarterback, Browns coach Todd Monken would love to know his starting offensive line when training camp opens next month. Just like with quarterback, Monken has resigned himself to a different reality along the front.

What life after Myles Garrett will be like this week; how Deshaun Watson vs. Shedeur Sanders might play out: Browns minicamp preview (cleveland.com) – For the first time in 10 seasons, the Browns will head into mandatory minicamp without Myles Garrett, their two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year and future Hall of Famer.

• Brandon Aiyuk appears to imply 49ers ‘scared’ to release him (ESPN) – In a video posted to his Instagram account Sunday afternoon, San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk spoke for about a minute and a half, seemingly offering his first public comments about his current situation with the team.

• Report: Chiefs signing CB L’Jarius Sneed (Arrowhead Pride) – A familiar face is returning to Kansas City.

• Not a bust yet, Kaleb Johnson keeps right attitude after forgettable rookie season for Steelers (Trib Live) – For all Kaleb Johnson lost during a trying rookie season as a Pittsburgh Steelers running back last year, he’s happy he gained at least one thing.

Brandon Aiyuk appears to imply 49ers ‘scared’ to release him (ESPN) – In a video posted to his Instagram account Sunday afternoon, San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk spoke for about a minute and a half, seemingly offering his first public comments about his current situation with the team.

Not a bust yet, Kaleb Johnson keeps right attitude after forgettable rookie season for Steelers (Trib Live) – For all Kaleb Johnson lost during a trying rookie season as a Pittsburgh Steelers running back last year, he’s happy he gained at least one thing.