The Cleveland Browns showed their potential on the NFL’s opening weekend with a resounding win over the Carolina Panthers. Their two-point victory showed the improvement that the team desperately needed after a disappointing 2021 season, and should have the Browns in a position to make some noise in the AFC North this year.
Head coach Kevin Stafanski was optimistic that Cleveland could continue their run of dominance in Week 2, but told reporters in a Wednesday press conference that he respects the abilities of the New York Jets’ front seven. The running game gave the Browns an edge over the Panthers, but Stafanski wasn’t sure that the team would find as much success on the ground against a defensive line as dominant as New York’s.
