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AFC North Week 3 power rankings: Browns' unexpected surge clouds hierarchy (opens the original)
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Through three weeks of the 2026 season, the AFC North is the only division in the NFL with four two-win teams. The most surprising squad of the bunch? Todd Monken's Cleveland Browns. The Browns pulled off their second upset victory in a row on Sunday, taking down the Carolina Panthers in dramatic fashion. In a season that was initially expected to be a lost cause, Cleveland is suddenly tied for the top spot in the division. As we shift our focus to Week 4, here's how the AFC North shakes out. Th
Browns have an obvious Jerry Jeudy trade partner after Mike Evans injury (opens the original)
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The Cleveland Browns have rocketed out to a surprising 2-1 start this season, putting them within reach of the AFC North title. But the young season hasn't been so kind to everyone on Cleveland's roster. Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, the fourth-most expensive player in the building, has just two receptions through the first three weeks of the year. He's faded into the background of the offense as rookie wideouts Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion have taken over. If he's not part of Todd Monken's plan
Browns hold the key to bringing Bryce Young's hot start to a grinding halt (opens the original)
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Last weekend, the Cleveland Browns sent the Tampa Bay Buccaneers spiraling into an early-season panic when they pulled off an upset victory. While Todd Monken's squad might not be fit for a playoff run, it could make a season out of ruining the hopes of its opponents. The next target? Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers. Through two games, Young has finally looked like the No. 1 draft pick that the Panthers traded so much to get. His six passing touchdowns have him tied for first in the league
Todd Monken's Browns offense has a glaring flaw that goes beyond Deshaun Watson (opens the original)
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The Cleveland Browns' Week 2 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offered some reprieve from the early-season dread that fans are experiencing, but it's not fooling anybody. Todd Monken's Browns still have some glaring issues, especially on offense. While the decision to start Deshaun Watson was met with plenty of criticism, and rightfully so, the quarterback hasn't been the main problem with the offense so far. Monken's run game has been one of the most inefficient attacks in the NFL. If something
Browns' Jimmy Horn Jr. signing could hint at looming Shedeur Sanders change (opens the original)
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Cleveland Browns fans have been calling for a change at the quarterback position since, well, the moment that Deshaun Watson was announced as the starter. As confident as Todd Monken seems to be in his QB1, Watson's Week 1 performance didn't do anything to ease fans' concerns. A switch to Shedeur Sanders at some point this season seems inevitable. The question is more about when than if Sanders gets promoted. The Browns may have just dropped a hint that the change is coming sooner than expected
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