At 2-3-1, the Cleveland Browns are much better than they were a season ago. Heck, they’ve won more games this season than they did in all of 2016 and 2017 combined.
While that’s a feat in itself, the good thing is no one is satisfied with this. The reason this is good is that it means they finally believe this roster is able to compete on any given Sunday.
Last week, however, the Browns didn’t look like competitors. They struggled in all facets of the game as injuries have really tested their depth. That will continue in Week 7 as they face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with many key players out — and with Carlos Hyde now gone as he was shipped off to Jacksonville on Friday.