AFC North · 2026 · 5-2
Cleveland Browns
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Cleveland Browns: the numbers people ask for
What is the Cleveland Browns' record?
5-2 in 2026, from 7 games, scoring 19.0 points a game and allowing 20.9.
Who do the Cleveland Browns play next?
Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday 1 November. Cleveland Browns away at Pittsburgh Steelers.
How many points do the Cleveland Browns score?
19.0 points a game across 7 games in 2026. 20.3 at home, 18.0 away.
Do the Cleveland Browns' games go over the total?
39.9 combined points a game across 7 games, 19.0 scored and 20.9 allowed. 37.7 at home, 41.5 away.
How many yards do the Cleveland Browns average?
318.4 yards a game from 7 games, 192.7 passing and 106.7 rushing. 304.3 at home, 329.0 away.
How many yards do the Cleveland Browns allow?
337.1 yards a game to opponents, from 7 games. 344.0 at home, 332.0 away.
How many penalties do the Cleveland Browns give away?
9.0 penalties a game and 60.0 penalty yards, from 7 games. 10.7 at home, 7.8 away.
How often do the Cleveland Browns turn the ball over?
1.3 turnovers a game from 7 games. 1.0 at home, 1.5 away.
Who is the Cleveland Browns quarterback?
Deshaun Watson with 1,482 passing yards in 2026, 211.7 a game. That is 22nd of 38 NFL quarterbacks, the bottom 45%.
Who leads the Cleveland Browns in rushing?
Quinshon Judkins with 317 rushing yards in 2026, 52.8 a game. That is 22nd of 111 NFL running backs, the top 20%.
Who leads the Cleveland Browns in receiving?
Denzel Boston with 372 receiving yards in 2026, 53.1 a game. That is 31st of 161 NFL wide receivers, the top 19%.
Who makes the most tackles for the Cleveland Browns?
Quincy Williams with 30 tackles in 2026, 4.3 a game. That is 31st of 727 NFL defensive players, the top 4%.
Who leads the Cleveland Browns in sacks?
Mason Graham with 4 sacks in 2026, 0.8 a game.
Who scores the most touchdowns for the Cleveland Browns?
Denzel Boston, Harold Fannin Jr. and Quinshon Judkins with 3 each in 2026, rushing and receiving combined. Passing touchdowns are counted against the quarterback who threw them, not here.