Breaking News: 3 big questions about the Cleveland Browns..

Although we’ve had plenty of time to go over the Cleveland Browns calendar, there are still some unanswered questions following the NFL’s announcement of its 2024 schedule a few days ago. This year’s slate was expected to be difficult, and in Week 10, they did receive a strong bye week.
Nevertheless, there are several intriguing plots along with a few pressing issues. Using the three questions from the schedule release, let’s get starte.

In Week 1, will the Browns make an impression?

The Dallas Cowboys will visit Cleveland in Week 1. The Cowboys, a 12-win club in 2023, have a less impressive roster than they did a year ago, but Dak Prescott is still a legitimate franchise quarterback, and they are still a talented team.
With their decisive victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 1 of the previous season, the Browns sent a strong message to the league and maintained that momentum all season. The same thing may be accomplished with a victory over Dallas, but can they pull it off with all the hype around this one?

Can the Browns defeat the AFC elite in the final moments?

You have to defeat the greatest in order to be the best. Additionally, the Browns will play the top teams in the AFC from Week 15 to Week 18.
Not even taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Weeks 12 and 14 appears enjoyable in their schedule following the bye week. However, those next four games are the Miami Dolphins back in Cleveland, the Miami Chiefs at home, the Cincinnati Bengals on the road, and finally the season finale against the Baltimore Ravens away from home.

The NFL’s hardest schedule this season is the Browns’, and the league didn’t help them much with this finale. They have the option to either drastically improve their conference ranks or eliminate themselves from contention. As the season comes to an end, we will discover a great deal about this club.
What AFC North games will Nick Chubb miss?
In order to make sure Nick Chubb is completely healthy when he returns to the field, Cleveland is playing it safe with him. We’ve heard during the offseason that he will be ready “at some point” this year, but nobody is certain exactly when.