The Cleveland Browns enter NFL free agency facing another offseason without a clear starting quarterback. General manager Andrew Berry confirmed the team will explore additions, while new coach Todd Monken declared an open competition at the position. The Browns have three quarterbacks under contract but lack a proven starter after Deshaun Watson's Achilles injury.

Unlike last year's bare quarterback room, Cleveland now has Shedeur Sanders, Dillon Gabriel, and Watson on the roster. However, Watson's $46 million guaranteed salary in 2026 and limited recent playing time complicate matters. The free agent market offers few top-tier options, with Daniel Jones coming off an Achilles tear and Malik Willis emerging as the likely top target for quarterback-needy teams.

Willis, 26, showed promise in limited action with Green Bay but struggled during his time in Tennessee. His dual-threat ability appeals to Monken's offensive philosophy, though his slim body of work raises questions. The Browns could also explore trades for players like Anthony Richardson or Mac Jones, though the 49ers appear unwilling to move Jones. With few quality options available, Cleveland faces a challenging offseason as they attempt to solve their long-standing quarterback dilemma.