Week 10 score predictions: Cleveland Browns should have success vs. Houston
By Randy Gurzi
Will the Cleveland Browns beat Houston in Week 10?
The Cleveland Browns are coming off their bye week and they have a home game against the Houston Texans on the schedule. Originally, this looked to be a tough game when the schedule was released, but Houston hasn’t been the team we expected in 2020.
Entering Week 10, they have a record of just 2-6 but they have two wins in the last four games — which also happens to be their first four games after firing head coach Bill O’Brien.
Before thinking former Cleveland head coach Romeo Crennel has everything fixed in Houston, it needs to be mentioned that each of their victories has come against the one-win Jacksonville Jaguars. That’s not to discount any wins because nothing is guaranteed, but it does mean the Browns should be favored in this one.
That seems to be the case for us as we have several predictions from the Dawg Pound Daily crew — which all seem to think the Browns are going to have some success on Sunday.
Writer: Randy Gurzi
Summary: The Cleveland Browns take advantage of the worst rush defense in the NFL and run away with their sixth win of the year.
Prediction: Cleveland 31, Houston 20
Writer: Sam Penix
Summary: The Cleveland weather cooperates, and the Browns win the battle of bad defenses.
Prediction: Cleveland 38, Houston 34
Writer: Matt McFatridge
Nick Chubb comes back and helps the Browns rush for over 200 yards in a dominant win.
Prediction: Cleveland 38, Houston 17
Writer: Josh Brown
The Browns offense bounces back with a strong performance against the awful Texans defense and win big.
Prediction: Cleveland 38, Houston 20
Writer: Dan Gilinsky
With Nick Chubb likely back/the o-line dominant, the Browns run all over Houston and limit Deshaun Watson’s chances, notching a workmanlike W.
Writer: Zane Harris
With Nick Chubb possibly returning, the Texans having a below-average defense, and Denzel Ward being capable of locking up Will Fuller, this should be an easy win for the Browns.
Prediction: Cleveland 38, Houston 24
Writer: Casey Kinnamon
The Browns reestablish their identity and put up over 200 yards on the ground, but the defense proves to still be a liability.
Prediction: Cleveland 35, Houston 31
Writer: J.T. Soderlund
The Cleveland Browns defense performs surprisingly well as they hold Deshaun Watson and the Texan offense to a season-low in scoring.
Prediction: Cleveland 28, Houston 13
Writer: Elliot Kennel
Summary: It’s elementary, my dear Watson. Even a superstar needs help and you don’t have enough. The Browns will grind it out.
Prediction: Cleveland 29, Houston 23