The Cleveland Browns have a tall task ahead of them Sunday afternoon at FirstEnergy Stadium.
Cleveland will host the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are sitting atop the AFC South Division with a 6-3 record. The Jaguars have also built a defense that is the league’s best in passing yards allowed per game (165.1), sacks (35), touchdown passes allowed (six), quarterback rating (65.9) and points per game (14.9); while checking in tied for third with the most interceptions (11).
The Browns will counter with an offense that might be without starting center JC Tretter and starting right tackle Shon Coleman.