Starting G Teven Jenkins (back) is out, while CB Tyson Campbell and S Grant Delpit are questionable, a notable injury picture for a 1-1 Cleveland club this week.

Chubb signed a ceremonial one-day contract to close out his career in Cleveland, finishing third in franchise history in rushing yards and touchdowns.

Cleveland faces its toughest aerial test yet Sunday at home against a Carolina offense averaging the league's most passing yards per game.

A 92.3 The Fan segment with Panthers beat reporter Joe Person previewed Carolina's early-season form ahead of Sunday's matchup.

With Deshaun Watson entrenched as starter, an analyst on Cleveland's own station argued the Browns need more deep shots and a stronger run game.

Cleveland's first full-season depth chart confirms Deshaun Watson over rookie Shedeur Sanders at quarterback, with right guard Teven Jenkins listed as banged up, ahead of Sunday's home game against Carolina.

Cleveland added linebacker Krys Barnes to the practice squad and moved Nathaniel Watson to injured reserve with a knee injury as the club continues roster turnover ahead of the Panthers game.

92.3 The Fan's Cleveland coverage reflects cautious optimism about Watson after his Week 2 performance, with analysts crediting head coach Todd Monken's call to keep him over Sanders as the Browns sit 1-1.

Jeudy's body language after Sunday's win over Tampa Bay has local radio hosts debating whether Cleveland should move on from him, given coordinator Todd Monken's apparent preference for younger targets like Denzel Boston.

Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, in a radio hit, framed the 23-19 road win over Tampa Bay as a turning point for Cleveland after an 0-1 start.

Cleveland beat Tampa Bay 23-19 as Deshaun Watson led two fourth-quarter TD drives; coach Todd Monken credited a shortened practice-week play clock for cutting penalties. The run game remains a concern at 1.9 yards per carry through two games.

92.3 The Fan's Daryl Ruiter said Watson has earned at least four more starts, crediting ball security and a defensive adjustment for the win, while flagging rookie WR Denzel Boston as a riser.

Cleveland was scoreless through eight possessions before Deshaun Watson threw touchdowns to Denzel Boston and Blake Whiteheart in the final four drives; the defense sealed it on a fourth-and-11 stop in new coach Todd Monken's first career win.

Starting CB Tyson Campbell (ankle) was a full-week question mark while G Teven Jenkins (back) was ruled out for a second straight game, thinning Cleveland's secondary and offensive line depth in Monken's first win.