The Cleveland Browns are hoping to recover from their Week 12 loss to the Denver Broncos, which ended in a 29-12 score.
INGLEWOOD, California: In a non-conference game, the Cleveland Browns (7-4) take on the Los Angeles Rams (5-6) off a devastating Week 12 loss to the Denver Broncos.
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Everything you should know before Sunday’s game is listed below.
With several of their key players out, including quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who was anointed the team’s starter after Deshaun Watson’s season-ending shoulder injury, Cleveland departed Denver with a lot of unanswered concerns.
There is once again instability at quarterback for the Browns going into their game on Sunday. As long as Thompson-Robinson remains in the concussion protocol, veteran quarterback Joe Flacco will start for the Browns for the fourth time this year.
Myles Garrett was one among the players hurt in the team’s defeat against the Broncos. Although Garrett’s left shoulder did not sustain any structural damage, his status for Sunday is unknown. Furthermore, Denzel Ward, a wide receiver, is still out due to a shoulder ailment that kept him out of action in Week 12.
The Rams’ defense has improved recently; in their last two games, they have limited the Seahawks to 16 points and the Cardinals to 14 points. For a Browns offense that is having trouble getting back into a groove due to injuries, this might be hazardous.
But the Rams attack was effective last week, with Matthew Stafford tossing four touchdown passes. On 16 carries, Kyren Williams gained 143 yards of total rushing to lead the squad. The top-ranked defense in Cleveland will have to try to stop Puka Naucaua and Cooper Kupp, who are a dynamic combo at receiver.
However, with four touchdown passes from quarterback Matthew Stafford last week, the Rams offense was successful. Kyren Williams led the team with 143 yards of total rushing on 16 touches. The dynamic receiving duo of Puka Naucaua and Cooper Kupp will present a challenge for Cleveland’s top-ranked defense.
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