In a recent prediction from Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report, he had Chubb landing a one-year deal for $4 to $5 million, something the Browns could pay.

While they have predicted that the Browns would end up bringing him back, they did list the Las Vegas Raiders as a potenti

The Cleveland Browns have made no promises to Nick Chubb and the fan-favorite back will have to think long and hard about his next move.

It was an unfortunate year for Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb, who returned from a devastating knee injury only to suffer a broken foot during the second half of the season. Chubb is ...

The Cleveland Browns need a whole lot of help this offseason, and while most are focused primarily on the quarterback position, the Browns also have another gla

Nov 21, 2024; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Cleveland Browns linebacker Jordan Hicks (58) and linebacker Winston Reid (59) celebrate after Reid recovered a fumble during the first half against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Huntington Bank Field. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images

The Cleveland Browns face a difficult decision regarding Nick Chubb's future as they maintain a cautious stance on their commitments. Following a

The Cleveland Browns missed Nick Chubb last season. Even when he was there, he wasn't the same player he used to be. Of course, it's hard to find

Running back remains one of the Browns biggest needs this offseason and may not have to look far, to Ohio State to find their tailback of the future in Quinshon Judkins

Here are a few of the biggest ones: Find a starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns This doesn't ... maximizing his strengths has to be job No. 1. Nick Chubb's injuries no doubt impacted the Browns' running offense. You can't take a player of that ...

Aaron Jones, a potential running back for the Cleveland Browns to replace Nick Chubb with, was predicted to land a $14 million deal.

The Cleveland Browns will unfortunately have to find a replacement for Nick Chubb this offseason, as the beloved running back is clearly no longer a full-time p