Browns roster listings add Xavier Truss and Austin Blaske
Joe Royer moves to third on the tight end depth chart, while Dillon Gabriel and Sam Kamara shift into the ACT group.
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New Orleans outscored Cleveland 7-6 in the extra period, while Shedeur Sanders threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns in the Browns’ second straight loss.
Read the story →Joe Royer moves to third on the tight end depth chart, while Dillon Gabriel and Sam Kamara shift into the ACT group.
Cleveland’s first-listed right defensive tackle carries a questionable designation for Week 10.
Cleveland’s first quarterback on the depth chart carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup.
Cleveland’s first-listed right defensive tackle carried an Out designation and did not practice Nov. 6.
Cleveland's No. 1 quarterback was inactive with a concussion after carrying a questionable game designation.
Maliek Collins moves to INA, while Austin Blaske and Xavier Truss now carry Cleveland team listings and DEV status.
Cleveland lists Shedeur Sanders second at quarterback, Harold Fannin Jr. first at tight end and separate leaders for kickoff and punt returns.
Watson is inactive after a questionable designation, while Collins is out. Harold Fannin Jr. and two other limited practice participants are active.
Cleveland lost 23-22 at New Orleans and returns home to face Houston in Week 10.
Cleveland owns the better record, but Houston enters Huntington Bank Field off a 44-point performance and with the stronger season scoring margin.
Pittsburgh improved to 6-2 as Jaylen Warren rushed for 143 yards and Cleveland went scoreless after halftime.
Cleveland improved to 5-2 with its second straight win, overcoming Tony Pollard’s 129 rushing yards and three touchdowns for Tennessee.
Cleveland scored all 13 points after halftime while holding Baltimore scoreless over the final three quarters, leaving both teams at 4-2.
Garrett Wilson topped 100 receiving yards and Braelon Allen ran for 116 as New York improved to 2-3 and Cleveland fell to 3-2.
Cleveland improved to 3-1 as Quinshon Judkins scored and caught six passes, while Pittsburgh’s 14-point fourth quarter fell short.
Cleveland’s second straight win lifts it to 2-1, while Carolina falls to 1-2 despite 291 passing yards from Bryce Young.
Cleveland outscored Tampa Bay 17-10 after halftime to earn its first win, with Denzel Boston delivering 95 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Jacksonville built a 24-0 halftime lead and opened 1-0, with Parker Washington leading its receivers with 83 yards and a touchdown.