Bengals Would Love Some Early-Season Help In Week 4
Browns (0-3) v Redskins (1-2) — Sunday, 1:00 P.M. (CBS), FedEx Field
The Browns are no threat to any team in the AFC North. Although they very well could be 2-1 after losing a pair of close games to Baltimore and Miami, respectively, Cleveland is already on their third quarterback of the season in the first year of Hue Jackson’s rebuild.
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Cleveland can never catch a break. First-round pick Corey Coleman broke his hand after a breakout performance against the Ravens. Then, Josh Gordon, who was set to return this week, announced he would check into a rehab facilitation and his career in Cleveland is likely over.
Through three games, wide receiver Terrelle Pryor has been the lone bright spot. He ran for a touchdown and caught eight passes for 144 yards in the overtime loss to Miami last Sunday.
The Redskins are defending NFC-East champions but got off to a slow start with back-to-back divisional losses at home.
There’s no reason for the Bengals to worry about Cleveland in the long run, but a win over Washington would keep the Browns only a game behind Cincinnati in the division.
The Browns have lost seven straight road games and 11 of their last 12, dating back to 2014.