The 2026 East-West Shrine Game takes place this evening in Frisco, Texas.
The annual game provides another opportunity for NFL teams to evaluate some of the second-level college players, ones who are hoping
to hear their names called on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft. The game was first played in 1925, making it the longest-running college all-star football game in the country, according to its organizers.
The Cleveland Browns currently hold 10 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, including six picks in Rounds 4 through 7. With numerous holes to fill on the roster, especially on the offensive side of the ball, the Browns have been keeping an eye on the players who will be participating.
Here is how to watch the game, plus some additional info on players and positions to keep an eye on as they relate to the Browns.
How to Watch
What: East-West Shrine Bowl
When: January 27, 2026
Time: 7 p.m. ESP
Where: Frisco, Texas
Stadium: Ford Center at The Star
Teams: The East Team is led by Marquice Williams, who spent the past five seasons as special teams coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons, and the West Team is led by Lunda Wells, tight ends coach for the Dallas Cowboys. The full coaching staff is available here.
Cleveland Coaching Connections: Mike Bearden, the Bill Willis Coaching Fellow, will coach the tight ends, while Jeff Anderson, defensive quality control coach, will coach the defensive backs as part of the East Team’s coaching staff.
TV: NFL Network
Announcers: Mike Yam, Bucky Brooks, Isaiah Stanback, and Jane Slater (sideline reporter)
Players to Watch
- Browns draft: QBs to watch at the 2026 Shrine Bowl
- Browns draft: WRs to watch at the 2026 Shrine Bowl
- Browns draft: TEs to watch at the 2026 Shrine Bowl
Are there any players on the East Team or West Team rosters that you would like to see the Browns go after? Let us know in the comments!
