Chubb’s late third-quarter burst briefly gave Houston momentum, setting the stage for Mayfield’s comeback. His run-game tempo created Houston’s receiving window for Mayfield to orchestrate the final drive.

Chubb started the game and remained the primary early-down back, sharing some time with Marks in the first-half rotation. He delivered a late 25-yard TD run, but Marks’ efficiency and receiving ability hint at a shifting dynamic in Houston’s backfield even with Chubb lead duties intact.

Chubb punched in a 25-yard TD to give Houston the lead late, underscoring the Browns backfield legacy in the context of this game. His presence here is a reminder of the top-tier back that can swing a game with a big play.

Chubb punches in a late Browns TD after Jaylin Noel's return sparked Houston, underscoring his continued value in Cleveland's run-heavy game plans.

Chubb remains a workhorse back with heavy volume, especially in a run-first Browns attack. Week 2 presents solid RB1 potential as he shoulders a large portion of the offense, delivering a steady floor with strong rushing upside.