CLEVELAND — Football season never really ends in Northeast Ohio. From offseason workouts to roster moves, the Combine and the Draft, there's something to fill the void when the Cleveland Browns aren't on the field. That includes learning when they'll be on the field, with the highly anticipated schedule release.
After Dallas linebacker Micah Parsons made a"Cleveland is Cleveland" comment to David Njoku at the Pro Bowl Games, Cleveland's tight end has been on a mission to defend the city and demand respect for the place he calls home.Last year, the Cowboys clinched a spot in the playoffs with a 12-5 record. They lost to their rivals, the Green Bay Packers, in a Wild Card matchup.
Will the Browns be able to flourish in the desert? They don't play each other every year, but it's been a while since Cleveland has been able to hand the Raiders a loss, the last time back in 2014.Week 5: Washington Commanders — Sunday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. As Cleveland travels to the City of Brotherly Love, they'll do so, hoping the Eagles look as they did at the end of last season. The last time the two teams met back in 2020, Cleveland got the win. Will they be able to repeat history, this time on the road? Perhaps the work in joint practices last season helps in some regard this year.The Battle of Ohio should be an exciting matchup this season.
The rivalry. The game that is circled twice on Browns fans' calendars every year. Pittsburgh made some changes offensively, firing coordinator Matt Canada and trading Kenny Pickett while adding two strong quarterbacks to the roster Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. Defensively, Baltimore's loss of Patrick Queen was the Steelers' gain, as he now dons black and yellow. Those were just a few of the changes Pittsburgh made.
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