The Cleveland Browns suffered a devastating loss to the New York Giants in Week 3. Now they begin a three-game road trip in Las Vegas, looking to get the 2024 s

After a 21-15 home loss to the New York Giants, the Browns will look to even their record at 2-2 when they play at the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 3.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Following the Browns’ stunning 21-15 home loss to the Giants on Sunday, Cleveland begins a three-game road trip in Week 4 with its first trip to Las Vegas. The Browns will take on a Raiders team that is also coming off a surprising loss to one of the worst teams in the NFL.

Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz thinks his players will beat yours, and he doesn’t care who knows it. In fact, before most snaps played by Cleveland’s defense, Schwartz shouts it from his playbook.

Cleveland Browns right tackle Dawand Jones did not take the field to start the second half against the New York Giants. Jones was injured when Brian Burns strip sacked Deshaun Watson during the two-minute drill.

Embattled quarterbacks take center stage when the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns meet up in Week 3. The host Browns are favored against the winless Giants. Not only are the Giants 0-2, they made the wrong kind of history in their most recent defeat.

The Browns, who were favored by a touchdown, also had offensive linemen dropping like flies during the game, with Watson getting sacked a career-high eight times,and hit 17. Watson, under seige all day, went 21 of 37 for 196 yards and two TDs en route to a 89.5 rating.

Amari Cooper was much more involved in the Browns' passing offense, which was the moments where the offense ran its best in a loss to the Giants.

Daniel Jones threw two touchdown passes to Malik Nabers as the New York Giants notched a solid 21-15 victory over the host Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon.

The Browns downgraded offensive tackle Jack Conklin to out for Sunday's game with the Giants due to a hamstring injury.