The quirks of the Cleveland Browns' preseason schedule has led to 11 days between the first and second games followed by three games within 12 days.
That leaves Hue Jackson with some key team-building decisions with just two days of practice before the third game, which is the most important. Then there are two more days before the final game, which has taken on added importance because all roster decisions will be made after that game.
The obvious decision left for Jackson is the starting quarterback for the season opener, but there are a few spots where he admitted he needs to find answers:
Quarterback: The path seems clear for Brock Osweiler to start the season opener.