Cleveland sits 1-5 as Stefanski faces mounting pressure and locker-room tensions. The piece pins the woes on Andrew Berry’s cap-centric roster strategy, an fragile offensive line, and a wide-receiver group led by Jeudy that hasn’t hit expectations. With 11 games remaining, the franchise must translate talent into wins or risk a regime shakeup amid questions about development and long-term vision.

The Browns face Week 6 with an unsettled offensive line after Dawand Jones went down, prompting a wave of midgame changes and position shuffles. Through five games Cleveland used 11 different linemen, mixing five holdovers from 2024 with six offseason additions. A potential debut for Cam Robinson could stabilize the edge as rookie Dillon Gabriel gains more time to operate behind a revamped front.

Robinson brings nine seasons of starting experience (102 of 105 starts) from Jacksonville, Minnesota, and Houston, and could start at left tackle to protect Gabriel’s blindside. If he isn’t ready, Cleveland will rely on depth and multipoint looks. Jack Conklin’s return adds veteran steadiness, giving the Browns options as they try to turn the season around against Pittsburgh’s challenging defense.

Cleveland’s right tackle Jack Conklin returned from injury in London, delivering a reassuring performance as rookie Dillon Gabriel faced his first start. Conklin allowed only one pressure and zero sacks across 36 dropbacks, keeping Gabriel clean from the right side. With Dawand Jones sidelined, Conklin’s health becomes the linchpin for a line that’s battled injuries all year, and his presence could unlock both pass protection and a more trustworthy rushing outlook for Cleveland.

The interior trio of Bitonio, Teller and Pocic has held, but tackles have been the weak link. Cornelius Lucas, KT Leveston and Thayer Munford Jr. rotated in, while the Browns added Cam Robinson via trade to shore up depth. Penalties and continued pressure at times show work remains. If Conklin stays healthy and Robinson quickly anchors the opposite edge, Cleveland’s line could stabilize and boost Gabriel’s fantasy upside the rest of the season.

Cleveland Browns add Cam Robinson from Houston to shore up an injury-riddled offensive line, aiming for a steadier run and pass game as Conklin sits, Jones is out, and Lucas has been responsible for a high number of pressures. Robinson, a former first-round pick with Jacksonville and Minnesota pedigree, could raise the floor for Cleveland’s protection as rookie Dillon Gabriel moves into Week 5 action with Joe Flacco benched. A potential London debut looms, with Robinson already practicing and wearing 68.

Green Bay waived Brant Banks from the 53-man roster after promoting him from the practice squad last week, creating two open spots ahead of the bye. The move, paired with the team’s IR/PUP flexibility, suggests the Packers are prioritizing future call-ups and depth for a looming Bengals matchup, while still banking on returns from injured linemen like Zach Tom, Aaron Banks, and Anthony Belton. Banks is now subject to waivers, and the fiction around Browns’ Tory depth adds context to the decision.