Things are different this season for the Cleveland Browns, which is evident by them preparing for their second-straight prime time game in a row. For those keeping track at home, that’s two games in the bright lights in just three weeks of the season — something completely unheard of before John Dorsey took over as general manager in December of 2017.
Cleveland is heading into this Sunday Night Football meeting with the Los Angeles Rams with a record of 1-1, with two vastly different games under their belt thus far. In Week 1, the Browns played an ugly game at home against the Tennessee Titans.