
The Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Chargers renew their hostilities in Week 5. Both teams are 2-2 and in the thick of the very clustered AFC playoff picture in the young season. It’s a big home game for Kevin Stefanski’s Browns, who are hoping to shake off an ugly loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
In the early years of the series between the two franchises, it was an even matchup. The Browns won five, lost five and tied one with the Chargers in the first 11 meetings, dating from the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 through the 1986 season.