The Cleveland Browns, led by quarterback Joe Flacco and Defensive Player of the Year candidate Myles Garrett, have a chance to get their tenth win of the year and hit double-digit wins for the second time in four years under Kevin Stefanski. It would be the 36th win under Stefanski for reference the Browns won 37 games total from 2011-2019 before hiring Stefanski. They will head to Houston to take on the Texans who may be without both of their talented first-round rookies.
Jim Schwartz’s defense has struggled on the road recently and after two back-to-back great games at home, they have to show up on Sunday. If C.J. Stroud can’t go it will be old friend Case Keenum who found a way to do just enough for the Texans to win last week.
Beating the Texans would give Cleveland more room in the Wild Card as it will help them in the tiebreaker areas moving forward. The Browns will be almost guaranteed a spot if they get this win on Sunday, they can even punch their ticket in time for Christmas.