Offensive Standouts
The Browns' offense centers on Shedeur Sanders at quarterback, who threw for 209 yards and a touchdown against the Raiders, ending a 17-game drought for Cleveland QBs in their first start. Sanders also snapped a 15-game road losing streak with a 52-yard pass to Isaiah Bond.
Running back Quinshon Judkins leads the rush attack, posting 110 yards against the Vikings, 91 against the 49ers, and multiple touchdowns versus the Raiders. Wide receivers like Kaden Davis (44 yards vs. Eagles) and Jamari Thrash (42 yards vs. Rams) provide speed and depth.
Tight end David Njoku caught 67 yards and a score against Minnesota, while rookies such as Ahmani Marshall (32 yards vs. Panthers) add versatility. The line features veterans Joel Bitonio, Jack Conklin, Ethan Pocic, and Wyatt Teller for protection.
Defensive Powerhouse
The defense dominated the Raiders with 10 sacks on Geno Smith, showcasing talents like Myles Garrett, KJ Henry, and Maurice Hurst II. Linebackers Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah and Edefuan Ulofoshio bolster the front seven.
Cornerbacks Martin Emerson and D'Angelo Ross, alongside safeties, form a solid secondary. Despite injuries to players like Maliek Collins and Jerome Ford, the unit has limited opponents effectively in key drives.
Recent games highlight resilience, with the Browns holding firm against top rushers like Christian McCaffrey and Jordan Mason.
Roster Depth and Injuries
Injured reserve lists players like DeAndre Carter (WR), Maliek Collins (DT), Jack Conklin (RT), and Jerome Ford (RB), testing depth. Rookies such as Caden Prieskorn (TE) and Jack Conley (G) step up from colleges like Ole Miss and Boston College.
Wideouts Luke Floriea and Jamari Thrash, plus running back Dylan Sampson, bring fresh energy. Veterans like David Njoku (29) and Cam Robinson (OT) provide stability across 53-man and practice squads.
As of late 2025, this blend positions the Browns for late-season momentum, with recent victories signaling playoff potential.