Browns Seek to End 12-Game Road Losing Streak Against Jets
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The Cleveland Browns are set to face the New York Jets on Sunday at 1 p.m. EST, with a chance to break their 12-game road losing streak. The Browns have struggled on the road since last season, with their most recent win away from Cleveland coming in Week 2 of last season at Jacksonville. The Browns' offense has been a concern, with rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel struggling to find his footing. He has averaged just 5.4 yards per attempt and a 34.2% completion rate on downfield passes. However, coach Kevin Stefanski has turned over play calling to offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, which could provide a much-needed boost to the offense. The Jets' offense has been led by running back Breece Hall, who has been instrumental in their wins. He has rushed for over 100 yards in three of their last four games and has also shown his ability to catch passes out of the backfield. The Jets' quarterback situation remains uncertain, with Aaron Glenn not confirming whether Justin Fields will start again after his impressive performance against the Bengals. The Browns' defense has been a bright spot, with edge rusher Myles Garrett leading the team in sacks. He has 10 sacks this season and has been a key factor in the team's success. However, the Jets' offense has been improving, and the Browns will need to contain Hall and the rest of the Jets' offense to come away with a win. The Jets have won seven of the past 10 matchups between the two teams, but the Browns are looking to break their losing streak and get back on track. The game will be broadcast on CBS and is available to stream on various platforms.
