Cleveland Browns studs and duds: Wideouts shine despite loss in Week 11

It was another tough loss in week 11 for the Cleveland Browns. Here are the studs and duds from the game that likely sealed their season.

It was another promising start for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, but it was also another disappointing finish as they fell to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. After the game getting rescheduled to Detroit likely gave the high-powered Bills offense a leg up, the game got out of hand in the second half.

The positives of Sunday, the Browns defense played really well for about a quarter in a half. The offense also managed to move the football most of the day, but they had timely penalties and stalled out before hitting the end zone one too many times.

At 3-7 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next on the schedule, there isn’t a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving as a Browns fan. The good news, only one more week before the return of Deshaun Watson. This offense has been just good enough that he could be the exact spark they need.

Here are the studs and duds from the demoralizing loss on Sunday.

Cleveland Browns studs and duds Week 11

Stud: Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah

There’s no doubt the Cleveland Browns desperately missed Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (JOK) the last two weeks. The second-year player has been dealing with a knee injury for a few weeks but his return on Sunday was felt.

JOK was all over the field and constantly putting pressure on Josh Allen. Multiple times throughout the game JOK was able to limit what looked to be a huge run by Allen because of his athleticism. With 12 tackles, he jumped out of the tv on Sunday which is difficult to do for a linebacker. I wish he had a little more size to eat up blocks, but his toughness and drive are what I desire of every Browns player.

In a year where there hasn’t been a ton of excitement on the defensive side of the ball, JOK is a real bright spot and is a great building block for the future.