Andre Szmyt redeemed himself in Cleveland's win over the Green Bay Packers, taking home AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

Recapping the most notable quotes and stories from the Browns coordinators ahead of their Week 4 game against Detroit.

The upcoming Week 4 clash between the Detroit Lions and the Cleveland Browns is more than just a game; it’s a battle of philosophies. On one side, you have the Lions’ powerful, top-ranked rushing attack.

The Browns are supposedly sniffing around for offensive tackles, which allows our webdork, Barry McBride, to speculate recklessly about potential targets. He enjoys this, so let him be.

After it was recently revealed that Shedeur Sanders' camp steered him away from the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles during the NFL draft, the rookie is happy to be in his current situation.

The Browns are coming off their first win and the defense looks like the best in the NFL. Can Joe Flacco and the team recreate the 2023 magic?

The Detroit Lions running backs vs. the Cleveland Browns run defense looks like a match-up for the ages. OBR Publisher Barry McBride previews the battle and offers his thoughts on its likely outcome.

It was a rock fight, but the Cleveland Browns (1-2) pulled possibly the upset of the season last weekend knocking off the Green Bay Packers at Huntington Bank Field, 13-10. Sunday, they look to even their record when the take on the Detroit Lions (3-1) in Motown.

Szmyt and punter Cody Bojorquez are both solid options, and DeAndre Carter handles kicks and punts. The Lions counter with a solid special teams core as well, and the return of Sione Vaki was a big asset to their coverage units before he suffered an injury that took him out of the game.