The Philadelphia Eagles are the big favorite in Week 6 as they welcome the hapless Cleveland Browns to Lincoln Financial Field.
Cleveland has no offensive attack, ranking last in yards per play at 3.8, a full half-yard less than any other team in the league. Somehow, the Browns have managed just two rushing touchdowns in five games and are one of the most penalized teams.
The panic button may not yet be flashing in Philadelphia, but it could be if the Eagles’ struggle to score touchdowns continues. Through four games, Philadelphia has been outscored 96-86, but the return of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith from injuries could help QB Jalen Hurts reverse that trend. In four games, Hurts has bumbled, tossing four interceptions and adding a fumble. He’s far better than he’s played, and a game against the lowly Browns may be just what Hurts needs to jumpstart a sluggish Eagles offense.
Will this be the week Cleveland QB Deshaun Watson finally (and mercifully) loses his job? Waiting with a clipboard on the sidelines is backup Jameis Winston, who isn’t necessarily a savior, but the Browns don’t need a miracle from the quarterback position. Mediocrity would be a tremendous improvement over the anemic pass game led by Watson, who failed to reach 200 yards in any of his first five games.
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How to watch Browns vs. Eagles
- Venue: Lincoln Financial Field — Philadelphia
- Time: 1 p.m. ET
- TV: FOX
- Streaming: Fubo (try for free)
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(Photo of DeVonta Smith and Jalen Hurts: Ronald Martinez / Getty Images)
