The Cleveland Browns fell to 0-2 on the season after being blown out by the Baltimore Ravens, 41-17, in Week 2. What started as a close 10-3 game turned into a second-half dismantling as the Browns couldn’t keep up with Baltimore’s explosive offense.
Cleveland hung around for the first half of Week 2 in the Ravens' 30th anniversary celebration, but things unraveled in a hurry when the offense's lack of movement turned into field-flipping turnovers.
Well, that was a train wreck. The Cleveland Browns rolled into Baltimore with some hope, only to get thoroughly dismantled by the Ravens in a 41-17 beatdown that felt even worse than the scoreboard suggests.
The Cleveland Browns were blown out in Week 2 by the Baltimore Ravens, 41-17, though the game wasn’t as lopsided as the final score suggests. Cleveland trailed just 10-3 at halftime and 20-10 entering the fourth quarter before things unraveled.
On a day where the Ravens celebrated their 30th anniversary, a big piece of Baltimore football history was unable to pull his weight for the Cleveland Browns.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Cleveland Browns have a solid defense, and that should continue to be the case for years to come. They’ve added an influx of young talent to that unit, and with Myles Garrett locked in for the long run, that should continue to be the case.
The Cleveland Browns already have more quarterbacks than they can play. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean they have a franchise quarterback. With that in mind, most scouts believe that they’re going to be in the market for another signal-caller in next year’s NFL Draft.
The Cleveland Browns entered Week 2 against the Baltimore Ravens already short-handed, with right tackle Jack Conklin sidelined by an elbow injury. Conklin, an All-Pro veteran, had been listed as questionable during the week, but the team ruled him out before kickoff.
Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins will make his NFL debut against the Baltimore Ravens, but what can real-life and fantasy football fans expect from the second-round pick?
Returning as a veteran quarterback to face the team that drafted you might be the most nostalgic and emotionally stirring thing for a player. For someone who’s coming face-to-face with the situation this Sunday, Browns quarterback Joe Flacco is handling it surprisingly well.
Cleveland heads to Baltimore for an AFC North showdown in Week 2, where both teams enter the game off a one-point season-opening loss. Injury reports show both teams are expected to have most of their key contributors, and most outside of Cleveland are expecting an easy win for the Ravens.
As the Cleveland Browns kicked off their 2025 training camp, veteran linebacker Jordan Hicks announced his retirement from the NFL. In his first and only season with Cleveland, Hicks wore the green dot on his helmet, signifying his role as the defensive signal-caller.
Myles Garrett is ready to ruin the Baltimore Ravens’ 30th anniversary celebrations even though the Cleveland Browns will start the fixture as massive underdogs.
As the Cleveland Browns grapple with their disappointing start to the season, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has weighed in on the team’s quarterback situation.
For the first time since the Baltimore Ravens made quarterback Joe Flacco the 18th overall pick of the 2008 NFL Draft, he will be an opposing player in Baltimore.
In yesterday's Cleveland Browns news filed under "I wouldn't say that," wide receiver Jerry Jeudy said the Baltimore Ravens' secondary doesn't present any challenges.