Cleveland’s defense shined for three quarters in London, but Minnesota spoiled it with a late 80-yard, 10-play march led by Wentz. A 21-yard connection to Jefferson over Ward and Addison’s 12-yard TD with 25 seconds left sealed the comeback. Ward owned the costly lapse and pledged accountability as the Browns’ offense stalled late behind rookie Dillon Gabriel.

Fantasy angles: Jefferson and Addison stay top Vikings targets; Gabriel showed promise but the offense sputtered at crunch time. Browns D/ST remains a solid play, while Wentz’s late-game flair adds a dart-throw option in favorable matchups.

Cleveland dropped a 34-10 road game to Detroit as offense stalls outside of Quinshon Judkins who carries 21 times for 82 yards and the lone TD. The passing game is non existent with Flacco throwing two interceptions and a late fumble, while drops and injuries bite the receiving corps. The defense blocks Detroit often but the unit is left fighting an uphill battle as special teams and turnovers swing field position. The path forward whispers run first with Judkins (and Dylan Sampson) while the pass game seeks a spark.

Detroit supplements the win with a punt return TD and critical stops, yet the Browns defense again shows depth led by Ward, Newsome, and the linebackers. The offense must unlock play action and cleaner targets to keep games closer, or the floor remains high but the ceiling stays limited. The season teeters on whether the offense can evolve quickly enough to maximize the strong defensive play.

Browns fall 34-10 to Detroit as Flacco struggles and the offense stalls after an early spark. Quinshon Judkins owns the day with 82 rushing yards and a TD, Denzel Ward adds an interception, and special teams miscues loom large with Szmyt missing a FG. The defense plays its part but the unit can’t overcome ongoing offensive chaos. Questions swirl about Gabriel and a potential quarterback switch as Cleveland eyes an overseas date with Minnesota.

With Cleveland heading to Dublin, fantasy managers eye Judkins for stable rushing workload while debating whether Gabriel or a Wentz-flavored shake-up could spark the offense. If the offense cannot sustain drives, the defense will carry more wear, and the season teeters on a knife-edge. The hunt for clarity at QB dominates the headlines, but the run-game remains the likely bright spot for fantasy rosters.

Detroit jumped to 3-1 by routing Cleveland 34-10, leveraging a bend-but-don’t-break defense and a sharply improved run game mix. The offense benefited from blocking by St. Brown and LaPorta, Gibbs’ burst, and Raymond’s punt-return TD that put the game out of reach. Goff weathered occasional misfires with Williams, while the defense won the turnover battle with Joseph’s pick and Reed’s late interception as the Browns stalled outside Detroit territory.

Injuries strained Detroit’s secondary, and Garrett loomed as a constant challenge, but the Lions managed to keep him from dictating the game. They head to Cincinnati next, aiming to sustain momentum as they navigate the rest of a tough early schedule and tighten up pass protection and secondary depth for fantasy relevance.