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New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson said the Cleveland Browns struggled with tackling running back Braelon Allen in his breakout game.

Garrett Wilson praised teammate Braelon Allen after the running back delivered a career-best performance in the New York Jets' 17-12 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Allen carried the ball 24 times for 116 yards and scored a late fourth-quarter touchdown to secure the win in the absence of injured starter Breece Hall. Wilson observed that Cleveland defenders appeared reluctant to tackle Allen head-on as the game progressed.
The Jet Press writer Mike Luciano argues that Allen's physical dominance during the rainy Week 5 matchup highlights his potential to become an indispensable weapon in the Jets' offense. Luciano suggests that Allen's emergence could earn him a regular role alongside Hall, creating a dynamic rushing tandem moving forward.
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