Browns need to keep the WRs on track

Thomas Moore of Dawgs By Nature argues that the Cleveland Browns must get more production from their wide receivers moving forward. During Sunday's comeback victory against Carolina, receivers Jerry Jeudy, Denzel Boston, and KC Concepcion combined for just four receptions and 50 yards on 13 targets. Head coach Todd Monken and quarterback Deshaun Watson attributed the struggles to growing pains and the learning curve for young players adapting to different NFL coverages.

Watson noted that he avoids forcing explosive plays downfield, choosing instead to take what opposing defenses concede. Jeudy has been limited to just two receptions across three games, while rookie contributors Boston and Concepcion experienced misfires against the Panthers. Moore emphasizes that the Browns need their wideouts actively involved in the passing attack, highlighting an upcoming Thursday night game against the Pittsburgh Steelers as a pivotal opportunity.