Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah Has Message For Travis Kelce

The Browns want to show everyone they can be the best, but they have to get through the Chiefs to do that.

Owusu-Koramoah is not backing down from the challenge and is ready for the Chiefs.

The rookie linebacker is likely going to be tasked with stopping six-time Pro Bowl tight end Kelce.

However, the Browns knew this coming in and have hopefully made the correct adjustments.

“It’s not foreign to me to have some type of matchup that’s as such,” Owusu-Koramoah said, referring to Kelce. “I watched a lot of film, had to watch a lot of film to be able to be ready for a guy that’s as talented as him. “So we’ll be ready. I’ll be ready and as a team we’re looking forward to game planning and correcting stuff. I’m expecting to have a big role — nickel, some base, stuff like that.”

This Week 1 matchup between these two teams should be a treat for all fans at home and in the stands.

Although, it will be a test to see if the Browns are really ready to take the next step.

Look Out For JOK

This time around, the Browns are unlikely to see veteran backup Henne in the game.

Superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes is healthy and one of the toughest players to slow down in the NFL.

The Browns traded up on draft day in order to select JOK out of Notre Dame.

Obviously, the Browns know what kind of potential he has and believe he could be a long-term answer at linebacker.

Sadly, JOK missed part of training camp due to COVID and a freak workout accident.

Despite that, he is healthy and ready to go for the Week 1 matchup.

Koremaoh-Owusu knows the difficulty of the challenge ahead, but is keeping a solid mindset.

“It’s not about how you start, right?,” Owusu-Koramoah said.  “It’s about how you finish, so we’ll see about that.”

Regardless of the outcome, fans are certainly going to be treated to an excellent matchup on Sunday.