The Cleveland Browns made just one move at the trade deadline, sending defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to the Chicago Bears in a late-round pick swap. Sunday’s game against the New York Jets was the first after the deadline,

The Jets (2-7) responded by defeating the Cleveland Browns (2-7), 27-20, in Week 10. With that, Jets Wire has identified three things we learned about the Jets throughout Sunday's triumph:

Kevin Stefanski confirmed Dillon Gabriel remains the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback. However, he hinted Deshaun Watson might soon return.

Nonetheless, Joel Bitonio remained steady and was the Browns’ top-graded player on offense, per PFF, grading out to a 75.1 overall. Ethan Pocic and Jack Conklin had grades above 62 overall, but both had pretty rough pass blocking grades.

Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett and his Cleveland Browns (2-6) coming to the Big Apple to face quarterback Justin Fields and his New York Jets (1-7) looks like Goliath versus David. Garrett averages the most sacks per game (0.

Metcalf, who played for the Browns from 1989 to 1994, took to Twitter/X on Monday afternoon and made it clear that he wants to rejoin his former team in a front-office role. The post came less than 24 hours after the Browns’ 27-20 loss to the New York Jets.

The Cleveland Browns took on the New York Jets today in a battle of teams with a combined record of 3-13 in the 2025 season. Before this game, the Jets had not