Taking my son to his first game tomorrow! He’s super hyped and wants to try to get some autographs. We’re in the 500s so I’m trying to be realistic. Anyone have advice on getting down to the field level before the game. Also he wants to get this ball signed but concerned we might not be able to take in. Thanks yall!

Minkah Fitzpatrick received a fine from the NFL for his Week 5 helmet-to-helmet hit on Browns receiver KC Concepcion, but he did not disclose the exact amount and plans to appeal it. The fine likely falls within the $23,882 to $47,762 range for impermissible use of the helmet or hitting a defenseless player.

Why wasn’t he suspended?? 2 personal fouls on the same player on the same series, one that knocked the a player out of the game! That fine was not enough and he should have been suspended!!

Been a few weeks. The optimism worked then my anniversary and bday came and the jets game so…. Almost a perfect week

My optimism is we actually destroy the ravens. Defense shows out, offense is stagnant minus Watson’s 200 1td 40 yards rushing

Love yall

Ravens might as well not show up. We got them hot ass 🍊👖 on for this game.

Sunday Jets vs Browns game was ugly to watch. But my gosh, #96 is fun to watch. Already noticed him on Sunday, but seeing him on the All-24 today. What a player.
Never heard of Collins before, but Browns fans you have a fun one

According to the lawsuit, Bell was misled into undergoing core muscle repair surgery based on misrepresented MRI findings. The procedure allegedly caused a severe injury to his femoral artery, requiring emergency, life-saving treatment.

Bell’s attorneys allege the defendants participated in a financial scheme that prioritized money over his health.

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August 2022:. Watson received an 11-game suspension and a $5 million fine after the NFL and the NFL Players Association reached a settlement over his conduct. The league and the Cleveland Browns each contributed another $1 million, bringing the announced total to $7 million.

At the time, Commissioner Roger Goodell said the fund would support organizations “across the country.” The NFL described its intended use in a statement.

...the NFL Foundation distributed just $2.3 million over three years to charities...

The shared and complicated history between the Baltimore Ravens, formerly the Cleveland Browns, and the reborn Browns of 1999 has led to notable crossover, territorial awkwardness and some wildly memorable games.

Before January, though, no one had ever sat in an office inside the Ravens’ training facility while preparing to interview for the Browns’ head-coaching job. But Todd Monken did, and he got the opportunity he’d long hoped for. Upon leaving, he even recommended the man who’d eventually replace him as the Ravens’ offensive coordinator.

Monken, who helped elevate Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson as a passer and called the plays during Jackson’s second MVP season, has now officially been tasked with trying to resuscitate the Browns and mold an intriguing young roster into the kind of consistent winner the Ravens have been.

Sunday in Cleveland, Monken’s 3-2 Browns face a 4-1 Ravens team that may or may not have Jackson in the lineup but will certainly be trying to tighten its grip on first place in the AFC North.

Though Monken has said since being hired in Cleveland that he’s grateful for his time and experiences in Baltimore, sentimentality and emotion are taking a backseat to urgency over the next several days. The Browns weren’t very good last week in a driving rainstorm against the New York Jets and saw their three-game win streak wash away.

To get the good vibes of a surprising start back, the Browns need to win Sunday and claim a share of first place before playing their next three on the road.

“It’s a divisional game, and it’s the next one,” Monken said Wednesday. “Really, that’s what that is. Did I enjoy my time there? Of course. A lot of really good memories. I have a lot of good friends and people there, but other than that, no, it’s a divisional game. It’s the next one.”

The Ravens, behind backup quarterback (and former Brown) Tyler Huntley, rallied for an overtime win in Atlanta Sunday night to extend their win streak to three. Jackson again wasn’t on the field Wednesday as the Ravens began their standard practice week, leaving some questions as to whether he’ll be available against Cleveland.

There’s no questioning the results Monken and Jackson produced together in 2023 and 2024, Monken’s first two seasons as Baltimore’s offensive coordinator.

Jackson’s 2023 completion percentage was a career-best 67.2, up nearly five points from the previous season, as part of an MVP year that saw Jackson throw for 3,678 yards, run for 821 and account for 29 total touchdowns. In 2024, Jackson threw for 4,172 yards, rushed for 915 and accounted for 45 touchdowns. He was limited by injury in 2025, and after the Ravens recovered from a 1-5 start but faltered in their season finale, they missed the playoffs and fired head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons.

great news considering how bad that hit looked from the worst player on earth.

Monken said “has a chance to play week 6” anyone excited for his return?

What’s up with the run game?

It’s not only a question of how to fix things. There’s also a question about who will be available this week on both sides of the ball. Running back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger left the stadium after Sunday’s game wearing protective boots on their injured ankles.

On Monday, Browns coach Todd Monken said both would be considered day to day ahead of Sunday’s big AFC North game. The Ravens are in first place in the division and lead the Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals — all of whom are 3-2 — by one game in the standings.

Monken rarely talks about injuries in detail, especially early in the week. He said Judkins “had a little tweak in his ankle,” which might explain why he was pulled for an important third down early in the second half against the Jets.

Running back Rocket Sanders suffered a hip injury in the second half versus the Jets, and Tuesday, the Browns placed him on injured reserve and officially signed running back Audric Estime from the Minnesota Vikings’ practice squad.

Monken also said running back Dylan Sampson, who’s been on IR since suffering a knee injury in the opener, could return to practice this week. Sampson and Jaleel McLaughlin, who’s been the No. 3 back in Sampson’s absence, are smaller, shiftier-type runners. Estime is a 227-pound back who’s probably viewed as more of a fill-in for the plays Judkins and Sanders would generally operate if needed.

For now, we can figure Estime will aim to learn the offense in anticipation of being active Sunday. He’s guaranteed to be on the active roster for at least three weeks because he was signed from another team’s practice squad, and Sanders’ IR designation means he’s out for at least four weeks.

Though the run game showed signs of life in wins over the Carolina Panthers and the Steelers, it’s been inconsistent overall and hasn’t produced many explosive plays. Judkins has often been hit in the backfield, and the Browns’ running backs rank 31st in yards before contact after five weeks at 0.7, per TruMedia.

The Browns are 30th in total rushing EPA and 32nd in rushing success rate, and the overall numbers would be worse if not for Deshaun Watson’s success on scrambles as part of his three fourth-quarter game-winning drives. Watson averages 4.5 yards per rush on 37 attempts, and Judkins averages 3.0 per rush on 73 attempts. Sanders, who had emerged as the No. 2 back in recent weeks, has nine carries and 11 receptions.

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