Cleveland Browns: Predicting what the 2020 schedule will look like
Week 14: Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns, 1 pm
Coming off two high profile road games, the Browns will host the Bengals in an old school 1 pm kickoff. This will be the second installment of the Battle of Ohio in 2020. It is hard to predict where the Bengals will be by this point in the season. Chances are they are either sinking or have already sunk by this late in the season. However, that doesn’t mean they won’t be dangerous.
Week 15: Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers, 4 pm
The dreaded trip to Pittsburgh. The Browns have not won a game at Heinz Field since 2003. Regardless of where the Steelers are at in terms of wins and losses, it will take a gargantuan effort by the Browns to leave there with a win. Gargantuan.
Week 16: Indianapolis Colts at Cleveland Browns, 1 pm
The Browns will finish the season with two home games. The first of which is the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts could be a dangerous team in 2020. They have a solid defense and a dominant offensive line. Now with Philip Rivers at quarterback, they could be a legitimate threat to win their division. Rivers’ has never played with an offensive line of this caliber, the Browns will have their hands full.
Week 17: Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns, 1 pm/flex game
This is it. One of those all the marbles situations. To be the best, you have to beat the best, and the Ravens have been the best team in the AFC North for the past two seasons. The Ravens come to Cleveland and everything could be on the line. The division, a playoff berth, possibly even a bye. It could be all of it or none of it. Chances point to a high stake matchup, that will most likely be flexed to the game of the week position.
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There you have it. While it’s all a prediction, it is all there for you. Four primetime games, multiple trap games, and no trip to London. All the NFL has to do now is copy and paste. You’re welcome.