The Browns' success or failure in the 2026 season will hinge on what kind of individual seasons these five players have.

The Browns have plenty of questions entering 2026, but these four young players could change the narrative with breakout seasons.

With training camp and the preseason winding down, and the games about to start for real, we try and predict what head coach Todd Monken will do.

With Myles Garrett gone, Browns defensive tackle Mason Graham could see more pass-rush opportunities in Year 2.

Mason Graham's rookie-season output was underwhelming. Graham is having "an incredible camp," according to defensive-line coach Jacques Cesaire, and the 2025 No. 5 pick should be in a position to break out for the Browns this season. Graham had half a sack last season, with 28 solo tackles and four passes defended in 17 games.

The Browns are counting on defensive tackle Mason Graham to continue to create havoc from the center of the defensive line, the engine of the defense.

The Cleveland Browns may have an underrated interior defensive line unit for the 2026-27 NFL season.

Mason Graham is already dominating Browns training camp, and the former No. 5 overall pick looks primed for a massive second season in Cleveland.

The future of the Browns is very encouraging with this ESPN ranking.