CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Browns CEO Joe Banner and his top lieutenant Mike Lombardi ended on bad terms with each other, and their discord led to Jimmy Haslam firing both, league sources told cleveland.com.

Joe Banner is a far more complex man than what he has been portrayed during his time in Philadelphia. "I don't think of myself as having two sides," says the Browns' new CEO.

In his weekly Q&A, Joe Banner previews Eagles-Cowboys, reacts to the report about Zach Ertz getting the ball too often and gives his thoughts on the tension between John DeFilippo and Mike Zimmer.

Here is our latest Q&A with former Eagles president Joe Banner.. Wulf: Let’s start with Carson Wentz, even though the Eagles had that big win.We have a little bit more information now than we ...

But even as the team did well, Banner got heat. He understood the JOE THE CLOTHES SALESMAN signs at the Vet making fun of him […] ...

Meet the new bosses in Cleveland and Philly, who are a lot like the old boss: Joe Banner. Can Sashi Brown and Howie Roseman win using Banner's formula?

One cringes when picturing new Browns new CEO Joe Banner critiquing tape of, say, a college safety and exclaiming, "I like his closing speed." Or, for that matter, making any decisions on player ...

— Joe Banner (@JoeBanner13) December 12, 2021. A simple tweet that Lamar like all the other running QB’s have gotten hurt (not an opinion a fact) has brought some of the most ridiculous tweets ...

Philadelphia (CBS)—He was often characterized as the cold, remote heart of the Philadelphia Eagles front office to the armchair pundits. He was the bookish, bespectacled scowl that burly NFL ...

Joe Banner, a salary-cap whiz during his time as Philadelphia Eagles president, thinks the New York Giants took the first step to reversing their fortune by firing general manager Dave Gettleman.

Joe Banner lasted 18 years with the Eagles as team president, helping them go to NFC Championships, a Super Bowl, and into a new stadium. Banner's time with the Browns? Well that lasted just 16 ...

Then, softly, he thanks his new friend for coming by, and Joe Banner returns to talking about what it’s like to be him in this city. First of all, he and Lurie want to win, desperatelydesperately ...