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Head coach Hue Jackson says team will use rookie more, but then nothing changes on game days.
Cleveland Browns rookie running back Nick Chubb has had a consistent season so far.
Consistent, as in he has had two or three carries in every game.
Chubb caught the NFL by surprise in Week 4 as he ripped off touchdown runs of 65 and 41 yards against the Oakland Raiders, part of a game that saw him rush for 105 yards on just three carries.
A day like that would seem to warrant more opportunities,...
Two NFC East quarterbacks were dominant in Week 6, but Eli Manning managed just a 3.6 Total QBR. Here are the week's best and worst performances.
African NFL players on the defensive side of the ball, especially the linebackers, dominated in week six as a number of teams were held to single figure scores.
The Browns now line up with a rookie QB trying to establish himself throwing to one experienced receiver. It's quite a change from the original plans.
More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.
Cleveland Browns:
“Breshad Perriman ‘ready to go to work’ for Cleveland Browns” (WKYC) - “Breshad Perriman is ready to get down to the business of football with the Cleveland Browns after signing with the team on Saturday afternoon.” “Browns place WR Rod Streater on IR with neck fracture” (Browns Wire) - “The Browns depth issues at receiver took a more official turn...Wide receiver Rod Streater fractured a bone in his neck in Sunday’s loss to the Chargers and will miss the season, ESPN.com’s Pat McManamon tweets. On the plus side, Streater will not need surgery and doctors expect him to make a full recovery. Streater was signed to a one-year deal last month following the Josh Gordon trade. The deal snapped a long layoff for the 30-year-old, who had not played in a regular season game since the ’16 season with the 49ers. Streater was on the roster...
How the Cleveland Browns Run the Ball at a Numbers Disadvantage
Running the ball is much easier said than done. Coaches at every level talk about the importance of running the ball, but frequently end up in charge of teams where they, for example, throw the ball 47 times with a 2nd round rookie quarterback who clearly isn’t ready to carry such a load. Why? You’ve probably heard the phrase “run to daylight,” but in the NFL there typically isn’t a lot of “daylight” available. If...
Free agent linebacker NaVorro Bowman is in the hunt for a new job, and he has at least one interested party. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the longtime San Francisco 49er is set to work out for the Cleveland Browns this week. Bowman was a four-time All-Pro with the 49ers, and widely recognized as one of the game’s best linebackers before ACL, MCL, and Achilles injuries robbed him of the bulk of both the 2014 and 2016 seasons. He was last seen in 2017 with the Oakland Raiders, where...
The Browns might reunite Dimitri Flowers and Baker Mayfield, giving them a fullback to help protect the rookie quarterback.
Baker Mayfield was in the same area code as former teammate Dimitri Flowers on Monday.
The former Sooner fullback worked out with the Cleveland Browns, along with several other players including former TCU receiver John Diarse, according to the Houston Chronicle’s Aaron Wilson.
Browns worked out six players today, group includes former TCU WR John Diarse and two...
The Browns were already thin at linebacker before wide receiver Joe Schobert and Rod Streater went down.
Baker Mayfield suffered an ankle injury in Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers that may have played a role in his poor performance, but it does not sound like anything too serious. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on Monday that Mayfield should be able to play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next weekend despite dealing with a sprain. After playing well enough to lead the Cleveland Browns to an upset win over the Baltimore Ravens last week, Mayfield took a step back on Sunday....
Quarterback hurt himself on scramble against the Chargers, but injury is not believed to be serious.
The Cleveland Browns loss on Sunday was truly an ugly affair.
But it could have been much worse.
Quarterback Baker Mayfield injured his ankle when he slipped on the first-down marker at the end of a scramble in the first quarter. Even though he did not miss a play, the ankle was noticeably bothering Mayfield throughout the rest of the game.
Luckily for Mayfield and the Browns, the injury...
The Browns' rookie QB had the worst game of his young career Sunday and is taking the blame: "I have to do my job."
Baker Mayfield suffered an ankle injury in Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers that may have played a role in his poor performance, but it does not sound like anything too serious. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on Monday that Mayfield should be able to play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next weekend despite dealing with a sprain. After playing well enough to lead the Cleveland Browns to an upset win over the Baltimore Ravens last week, Mayfield took a step back on Sunday....
Former Cleveland Browns kicker Zane Gonzalez played the second game of the season with a slightly torn groin that contributed to two missed field goals during Cleveland's 21-18 loss at New Orleans, a league source tells ESPN.
It only counts as one loss, and there’s a lot to learn from it.
No, the Browns’ season isn’t over after one disaster performance. After all, it only counts as one loss.
The catastrophe at FirstEnergy Stadium in Week 6 was disappointing, sure, but maybe it was a wake-up call. Maybe it highlighted some weaknesses the team was downplaying while competing but struggling against mediocre teams over the last three weeks.
Oakland now has five losses and hasn’t resembled decent in any of...
More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.
Cleveland Browns:
“Grounded: Mayfield, Browns thumped in 38-14 loss to Chargers” (AP) - “Baker Mayfield and the Browns got grounded. A week after he led Cleveland to a thrilling overtime win, the Browns rookie quarterback was bottled up and bashed on Sunday...” “Reality bites Browns and Baker Mayfield, as the inevitable happens and it becomes obvious they’re not a finished...Sunday’s effort against Chargers was dismal, but it only continued a disturbing trend.
Cleveland Browns fans knew there were going to be days like Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Even if they did not want to admit it.
The Browns offense was never able to get anything going in the 38-14 loss as they were just six-of-16 on third down, had just 317 yards of total offense, and looked completely out-of-sync for much (most?) of the game.
It was disappointing but not exactly surprising,...
This was a game to forget.
Well, the Cleveland Browns didn’t play in another overtime thriller in Week 6. Instead, they got thoroughly man-handled on their home field by the Los Angeles Chargers, falling 38-14.
Things started out rough, although the Browns kept pinning the Chargers inside their own 10-yard line. But they were unable to take advantage of positive field position after getting a couple stops. Eventually, Melvin Gordon and the Chargers’ run game blew through the Browns...
Mayfield struggled through his longest day in the NFL in a loss that served as a reminder that the Browns still have a long way to go.