As the Cleveland Browns and their starting quarterback battle is among one of the more interesting situations in the NFL, it's due to the abundance of players such as veterans Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett,

Attendance at most of the offseason program is voluntary, but that word can have different meanings for different players.

Storylines from the NFL teams gathering for organized team activities (OTAs) are all over the place, with coaches and players meeting with media again. Of course, this is going to set off a chain reaction of takes as people get their first real taste of the return of football since the Super Bowl, but not everything deserves an explosive reaction.

For those marking their calendars, the NFL announced official start times for Cleveland Browns preseason games.

Former Baltimore Raven Chris Canty was not pleased with his ex-teammate Joe Flacco, all but admitting that his job is to not mentor the young quarterbacks on the Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland Browns defensive end speaks up for superstar teammate. Myles Garrett made waves in the news after he missed the first few days of OTAs. Garrett’s leadership has been called into question by local media and fans for missing the voluntary, non-contact practices.

Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins is making sure his fellow rookies know who won last year's national championship.

Social media is roasting Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel for throwing a terribe pass while at practice.