After a major shakeup in the front office this week, will the Cleveland Browns finally snap a 12-game losing streak to start the season and get a win?
If the beleaguered club has any chance of avoiding an 0-16 season, this Sunday's home game against the Aaron Rodgers-less Green Bay Packers is likely their best shot.
While they are 0-12 on the season, the Browns actually have a very stout rushing defense, something that should limit what has become a Packers' run-heavy offense since Rodgers went on injured reserve. That will likely put the fate of Green Bay in Brett Hundley's hands, a backup who has been hot-and-cold in his time as a starter.
Cleveland finishes the season by hosting the Baltimore Ravens before traveling to the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers. While the Bears contest offers hope, the other two seem to be definite losses. That situation makes Sunday likely the best chance for the Browns to finally notch a win this season.
