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.

Cleveland stunned Green Bay 13-10, thanks to a lockdown defense and standout special teams. A blocked field goal and a 55-yard game-winner sealed the upset as the Browns finished the late-drive march with clock management and grit.

Quinshon Judkins led the offense with 94 yards on 18 carries, while Grant Delpit’s late interception flipped field position and jump-started the final sequence. Carson Schwesinger anchored a tackling-heavy defense with 10 stops, underscoring a unit that carried the day.

The victory shows Cleveland can win with defense and special teams when the offense stalls, a blueprint that matters as they navigate a brutal stretch on the schedule.

Cleveland’s Week 2 setback to Baltimore underscored the season’s rough edges, but the rookie class offered real fantasy upside. Dylan Sampson flashed Week 1 promise with 93 yards from scrimmage before a quieter follow-up, while Dillon Gabriel showed poise in mop-up duty and his first pro TD. Quinshon Judkins supplied explosive burst, and Harold Fannin Jr. emerged as a reliable target, racking up 12 receptions for 111 yards. Together, they sketch a rebuild path with tangible dynasty and DFS potential.