CLEVELAND – While the NFL offseason can grow stale during the months between the end of the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft, the league’s annual schedule release gives fans a sign that there is light at the end of the tunnel. As of Thursday night, all 32 fan bases know where and when to find their team playing football in 2018. Cleveland Browns fans can officially start making their weekend plans for this fall.
For the second consecutive sseason the Browns will open up at home against their vaunted division rival the Pittsburgh Steelers, before heading to New Orleans in Week Two for their first meeting with an NFC South opponent.