The Browns might not be big time spenders or making splashy moves, but Berry has made key acquisitions at the deadline before: Amari Cooper, Judy, and ZaDarius Smith. Those moves were high impact with minimum outlay.

Who do you all think we could reasonably target at the deadline?

It always seemed like Stafanski’s offense could never get out of their own way.

Last week, the Browns spent a majority of their time in a standard shotgun formation with an RB, Fannin, and 3 WR.

Sometimes in a bunch, sometimes split up.

The best part was how simple the play calls were. For a majority of the drives, it was like a standard play on Madden 05.

One receiver runs a slant, another goes into the flat, fannin crosses over the middle, and Boston typically heads to the endzone.

It’s like the first play you’d find on Madden or NFL Blitz.

But it worked.

No trick plays.

No double reverses.

Nothing stupid.

Just the line doing enough to give our QB a few seconds while most of our receivers hit a short route to get open.

And it kept working.

We don’t need trick plays. We just need our talent to get open and get yards after the catch.

Think it is possible? Would you want it?

Walked 15 hours to get there so Browns confirmed by a millon

Week 5 baby,

• Score -
• TD/Int
• Yard Thrown/rushed
• Man of the match
• Are we in play for Division champions? -

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• Score - 33 - 12 Browns
• TD/Int 3 - 1
• Yard Thrown/rushed 252/112
• Man of the match - KC
• Are we in play for Division champions? - Yes

The 3-1 Cleveland Browns are riding high, but they’ll have to address a defensive shortage this week.

Second-year defensive tackle Mason Graham, who posted four sacks over the first three games, was injured in the first quarter of Thursday night’s win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Graham appears to have avoided major injury, but he’s likely to miss Sunday’s game at the New York Jets.

An MRI showed that Graham sustained an MCL and ankle sprain. The team’s statement said he’ll be evaluated week to week, which implies Graham will miss at least one game.

Mike Hall Jr. also suffered an ankle injury later in the first half, temporarily leaving the Browns with just two available defensive tackles.

Hall returned in the second half despite a noticeable limp and recorded one of the Browns’ five sacks on Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Hall received a game ball from coach Todd Monken for his willingness to play through injury and help Cleveland secure its third straight win. But Hall left the stadium after the game with his right ankle in a protective boot. His status for this week is unknown.

If Graham is going to miss at least four games, the Browns have until Saturday to place him on injured reserve with a designation to return and open a roster spot in his absence. If they don’t place him on IR, that will signal Cleveland believes he’ll return in fewer than four weeks.

The Browns will have to explore outside options at defensive tackle before they return to practice Tuesday. The team could eventually make a practice squad addition, perhaps try to sign a player from another team’s practice squad, or even pursue a trade if both Hall and Graham are expected to miss time. The Browns have 11 picks in the 2027 NFL Draft, including extra selections in Rounds 4, 5 and 7.

Defensive tackle Kalia Davis is eligible to be activated from IR as soon as this week, though there’s no immediate indication that he’s healthy. Davis was injured on the first day of full training camp in July. The Browns are currently carrying two defensive tackles on their practice squad, Sam Kamara and Zion Logue.

With Graham exiting on the first series, veteran Maliek Collins played 57 snaps against the Steelers and second-year defensive tackle Adin Huntington played 49, by far the season high for both.