Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens Preview and Prediction

Cleveland Browns The series of home matches continues with red heat this weekend Baltimore Ravens Then come to town.

Kevin Stefanski shocked all of Cleveland by announcing that he was turning the play calling over to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. This move comes at exactly the same time as a forced quarterback change. Deshaun Watson We ended the season with an Achilles tear. At 1-6, Cleveland is desperate for some kind of spark. It remains to be seen whether a week full of change will achieve this.

The Ravens, meanwhile, are one of the NFL’s best teams. Even though they started 0-2 ahead, they won five in a row. They lead the league with 210 yards per game. They rank second in EPA per play. And they become the top scorers in the league. After his MVP season in 2023, Lamar Jackson Todd Monken’s offense is looking pretty good in its second year. With Derrick Henry They now share the backfield with him and are virtually unstoppable. Baltimore has also established itself as a great run-stopping team.

Some injuries can help level the playing field a bit. Best cornerback Marlon Humphrey is doubtful. top wide receiver flowers is doubtful. We’ll see what Sunday brings, but the Ravens are there for a reason. Preferred with 8.5 points.

The Browns have a tall hill to climb on Sunday that may seem impossible. While the Ravens took the field Sunday as one of the best teams in the entire NFL, the Browns became one of the worst.

I think the Browns will take a hit early in the game with Jameis Winston pulling the trigger, but as the game goes on, Lamar Jackson’s talent will shine and the Ravens will run away with him. Ravens got away with it and Cleveland fell to 1-7

Can the Browns finally get over 18 points in a game?

Even with a new quarterback, the answer is “no.” Not against a very talented Baltimore Ravens defense. They’ve underperformed so far this season, but this could be a good week to put some pressure on a struggling offensive line.

Winston may get hit multiple times in this game, but I expect him to have stronger quarterback play than we’ve seen lately.

Lamar Jackson will make the difference in this game and continue his success against Cleveland (7-4 record).

The Browns offense will look completely different this week as head coach Kevin Stefanski hands over play-calling responsibility to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. Quarterback Jameis Winston will also take over for Cleveland after Deshaun Watson suffered a season-ending injury in Week 7.

Despite the offensive overhaul, the Browns will need to find a way to limit Baltimore’s star quarterback Lamar Jackson, who came off a five-touchdown performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. My prediction is that Cleveland will finally reach 20+ points this week, but will fall to another division rival.

On the one hand, this is a division game, so maybe the Browns can make this interesting. Maybe all the changes on the offensive side of the ball this week provide the spark Stefanski and his staff are looking for. Moreover, it is the Ravens who look unstoppable right now after winning five straight games.

Much of their dominance can be attributed to the dynamic duo of Jackson and Henry in the backfield. Together they run the league’s best rushing offense in football, averaging 40 more yards per game than the next best rushing offense in Philadelphia. The Browns defense has played well, especially lately, but I think this Ravens offense will be too much to handle. The changes they make on offense can also change too much at once.