DENVER — The Cleveland Browns (3-8) are back in the spotlight as they are on the road taking on the Denver Broncos (7-5) for "Monday Night Football."
The Browns come into Denver looking to win back-to-back games after upsetting the Pittsburgh Steelers on Nov. 21 in a snowy game at Huntington Bank Field.
Below is everything you need to know about tonight's Cleveland Browns' game.
Game info, how to watch on TV, betting line
- Date: Monday, Dec. 2
- Time: 8:15 p.m.
- Location: Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, Colorado
- TV channel: ESPN
- Radio: ESPN 850, 92.3 The Fan, 98.5 WNCX
- Betting line: -5.5 Broncos/+5.5 Browns
- Over-under point total: 42.5
- Buy tickets HERE
The Browns come into tonight's primetime matchup well rested after a big win against the Pittsburgh Steelers during Week 12 in "Thursday Night Football."
Monday night's game marks Browns WR Jerry Jeudy returning to Denver after being traded in the offseason. Jeudy’s been on a nice roll, catching 19 passes in his past three games while developing chemistry with QB Jameis Winston. Jeudy is averaging 94.8 yards per game since Week 8.
Winston has shown flashes of brilliance but has also struggled with turnovers, making him a wild card in the Browns' offensive scheme. If Winston can avoid turnovers and lead his offense efficiently, the Browns could set themselves up for a spoiler win.
While the Browns are not in the NFL's playoff picture, the Broncos are fighting for a Wild Card spot.
The Broncos currently sit above the .500 mark with first-year QB Bo Nix leading the way for the team. The Oregon product has impressed in his rookie season throwing for 2,548 yards and 16 touchdowns. Most recently, the Broncos beat the Las Vegas Raiders 29-19, with Nix throwing for 273 yards and two touchdowns.
The Broncos' defense will likely pose problems for the Browns as they have allowed fewer than 20 points eight times this season. In addition, the Broncos lead the NFL in sacks with 44, 10 of which come from LB Nik Bonitto.
While this has improved since Winston took over at QB, the Browns have been sacked 47 times, the second-most in the NFL.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
