The Browns' top-rated defense has passed every test so far. Their toughest yet is coming Sunday. Cleveland will host Baltimore and dynamic, dual-threat quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is coming off a 200-yard passing, 100-yard rushing game last week in a loss.
Lamar Jackson, Baltimore’s dynamic, dual-threat QB will stress Cleveland’s D with his arm and legs as the Ravens visit in a game that will go a long way toward proving whether the Browns are a legitimate threat in the AFC North.The Browns have given up one touchdown, six points in two home victories and just 491 total yards through three games, the third fewest to start a season in league history. Only the 1999 Tampa Bay Buccaneers and 1970 Detroit Lions were stingier.
Tennessee chose not to give Garrett extra attention until it was too late. He had 2 1/2 sacks of Tannehill by halftime, including one on the final play of the second quarter with the Titans threatening to score. The Browns expect him to play, but they chose not to call any designed running plays to keep him safe.The 30-year-old Clowney, who has played well in his first season with Baltimore, said he holds no animosity toward the Browns following a messy breakup that ended with him being released in March.
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