The Cleveland Browns are in sixth position in the AFC combined, and in a good space for a playoff run, despite losing quarterback DeShaun Watson.
The Browns defeated the Ravens 33-31 in a clutch Divisional win in week 11 and are now 6-3.
Cleveland GM Andrew Berry said Wednesday that the team has to move forward despite only having PJ Walker and Dorian Thompson Robinson as the only fit line callers.
"We’re professionals," Berry said. "We understand that it’s never great to see a player of Deshaun’s magnitude suffer a season-ending injury. But at the same time, we’ve been through a lot of stuff as a group — and not just a lot of stuff this season, but over the past few years.
The Browns will play AFC North rivals the Steelers in week 11 and their mettle will be tested. Pittsburgh is also 6-3 and either team could join the Ravens at the top if Baltimore loss to the Bengals in week 11.
"One of the things that I think about, particularly with Kevin [Stefanski], our head coach … he has three superpowers: his intelligence, his creativity, and his emotional control. And we’ve been through a lot. And this is kind of another challenge and obstacle," continued Berry.
“And our focus is on looking at the opportunity in front of us," he concluded.
Browns fans must strap themselves in for a stiff race to get into the playoffs and hope for no more quarterback injuries.
