It is Week 17, and the Cleveland Browns moved up 0.1 spots to 29.0 overall on average in this week’s power rankings — so, essentially, there was no movement. Most of the rankings shared the same sentiment: the Browns put up an admirable effort against the Bills, and it also sucked that they lost Quinshon Judkins to injury.

This 2025 hasn’t been the exception. With guys ranging from Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett to Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, and from Bailey Zappe and Tyler Huntley to Deshaun Watson, there just hasn’t been a solid answer at the most important position in all of sports available for the Browns this time around, either.

Could Shedeur Sanders be Cleveland's starter heading into the 2026 season, or will the team build around a rookie first-round pick?

Let’s now take a look at the Browns' top PFF grades on offense from their Week 16 defeat against the Buffalo Bills: Overall grade: 73.6 Pass blocking grade: 33.3 Run blocking grade: 84.0 Overall grade: 71.0 Passing plays grade:58.9 Rushing plays grade: 75.3 Overall grade: 69.8 Passing plays grade: 63.1 Rushing plays grade: 71.5 Overall grade: 68.7

For the first time since 2020, the Pittsburgh Steelers would clinch the AFC North with a victory over the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field in Week 17.

Here is a first look at the broadcast map for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 17 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

Amidst swirling speculation regarding the future of Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, especially after yet another loss, the team’s longest-tenured veteran, left guard Joel Bitonio, offered a robust defense of his head coach on Wednesday.

Grant Delpit has made it his mission to help others in this community — so much so that he’s been recognized as the Browns’ nominee for the NFL’s most prestigious award, the Walter Payton Man of the Year. He said that’s a cool honor, but it will never beat a smile on a child’s face, and the joy created by a sense of community.