Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Browns fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.
We are back with another week of confidence gauging for your Cleveland Browns. It was another frustrating week in a season of many, as we blamed special teams for the team falling way behind in the second half. There were certainly other contributing factors, like the third-down defense by the Browns, or Shedeur Sanders being slow to process things still, or...
Dawgs By Nature
Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry has the team set up to take yet another shot at fixing the quarterback issue in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Thanks to a draft-day trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Berry has a pair of first-round selections at his disposal. With the Browns entering a transition season and the Jaguars coming off a 4-13 campaign, the hope was that both picks would be in at least the top 10.
The Browns are doing their part to ensure a high selection as Cleveland currently holds the No. 5 overall selection after the close of Week 13....
Dawgs By Nature
The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature:
Dawgs By Nature
Not the head coaching news that some Cleveland Browns fans want to hear, but college head coaching news tied to the team’s history is the news nonetheless.
College football has been a little bit of the wild west over the last month or so. The Lane Kiffin drama with Ole Miss and LSU was the highest-profile one, following Brian Kelly’s departure from LSU and James Franklin being let go at Penn State. With Kiffin now at LSU and Franklin finding work at Virginia Tech, the musical chairs are moving fast in college.
The Nittany Lions lost their top candidate to...
Dawgs By Nature
It is Week 14, and the Cleveland Browns only dropped 0.3 spots to fall to an even ranking of 27.0. We’re at the point of the season where I think it’ll be difficult for the Browns to fall much further (unless they lose badly to the Titans this week). Even a lopsided loss to the 49ers on the scoreboard barely made them fall, and it’s because the Browns have these unique blunders that cost them (but they aren’t the defense, nor Shedeur Sanders’ performance). If the Browns still win a few games down the stretch, though, I think they could...
Dawgs By Nature
Heading into Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season, all that is really left for the Cleveland Browns is the final 2026 NFL draft order and seeing what young players can prove they deserve a spot on next year’s roster. That includes QB Shedeur Sanders, who has shown talent but has a major flaw that must be addressed.
Injuries will also impact who will get on the field to finish up the season, starting in Week 14 with DT Maliek Collins out for the season and OL Wyatt Teller out for this week, at a minimum.
On Monday, [we covered...
Dawgs By Nature
It’s no secret that one of the hottest topics in all of Cleveland has been Shedeur Sanders and his lack of playing time in 2025. In fact, it might’ve been one of the hottest topics in the entire league following his pre-2025 NFL Draft hype.
Kevin Stefanski and Co. were continually alluding to the fact that he wasn’t ready and that when he was, they’d put him out there. The entire world was seemingly mad at the organization for not giving Sanders first-team reps throughout the summer and preseason, but what Shedeur was struggling with doesn’t have to do with...
Dawgs By Nature
The Cleveland Browns’ defense was a mixed bag against the 49ers. The only drive that was really earned by the 49ers, in my opinion, came in the final seconds of the first half, when Brock Purdy took some risks to get them into field goal range. Besides that, the 49ers’ three touchdown drives began at the Browns’ 16 yard line, 32 yard line, and 18 yard line.
Now, the frustrating part on each of those touchdown drives was that Cleveland had the 49ers in 3rd-and-8, and 3rd-and-1 on the first drive, 3rd-and-2, 3rd-and-8, and 3rd-and-2 on the second drive, and...
Dawgs By Nature
The Cleveland Browns’ offense out-gained the 49ers in yards 253-252, but in between the numbers, things weren’t good enough. Cleveland was 3-of-11 on third down (27.3%), and then making matters far worse, they were 0-of-4 (0%) on fourth down. The Browns had three drives in the first half that were shaping up to be sustained ones that could have led to points, but instead they only scored on one of them.
Below, we analyze the snap counts and stats on offense for the Cleveland Browns’ Week 13 game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Dawgs By Nature
The NFL keeps all sorts of statistics. The league thrives on it, even the Cleveland Browns poor play since “The Return.” Future contracts are usually generated by pluses and minuses for each position and can add millions to a deal, or take them away.
RELATED: GARRETT NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN 2025?
Then, there are the league records. Because an entity is so dependent upon numbers for just about everything, records set as a member of the NFL are just part of the allure.
In all sports, to own a record that is then etched into a book...
Dawgs By Nature
The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature:
Dawgs By Nature