4. Browns vs Seattle Seahawks – Oct. 13, 2019
In this close game, Nick Chubb was a force. In a game where the passing attack only had 249 yards and threw three interceptions, Chubb was able to deliver 122 rushing yards on 20 carries and added two touchdowns. He had an average of 6.1 yards per carry.
After a long, opening kickoff return by Dontrell Hilliard, Chubb punched in a seven-yard run to start the game. Later in the first, he flipped the field on a great cut back and ran for 51 yards to set up another touchdown for the Browns to go up 20-6.
Nick Chubb was a huge reason the Browns were in this game and should have even won it. He was able to run the ball consistently for good production and kept the defense on their toes.
This effectively opened up the passing lanes for quarterback Baker Mayfield and the Browns passing game. Again, Mayfield ended up with three interceptions, but early the Browns had a 20-6 lead with a Chubb touchdown, and a Mayfield rushing and throwing a touchdown.
This was yet another excellent all-around performance for Chubb. He showed his ability to break tackles, break runs for huge gains, and get in the end zone. It should have ended in the win column for Cleveland, but Chubb was dominant nonetheless.