Cleveland, OH
Grading Browns’ Offense Under Ken Dorsey, Jameis Winston vs. Ravens
The Cleveland Browns, led by an electric offensive performance, were able to pull off an impressive upset at home against the Baltimore Ravens, 29-24.
Cleveland’s main issues during the 2024 season have come from a dysfunctional offense, which had failed to score more than 20 points in a game this season. But there were multiple changes made this week that seemed to ignite the offense, as offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey took over play-calling duties and quarterback Jameis Winston made his first start in place of the injured Deshaun Watson.
It may have taken Cleveland’s offense eight weeks to finally crack the 20+ point margin, but the seemed to find an identity under Dorsey and Winston.
Oh look … the #Browns have scored 20 points, they have more than 200 passing yards and they’re on the doorstep of 300 yards of total offense for the first time this season. Weird.
— Brendan Gulick (@brendangulick22) October 27, 2024
This was something that I discussed in my Week 8 prediction, as I thought the completely overhauled offense could score over 20 points.
One of the key factors why the Browns were able to reach the 20-point margin was due to Winston’s efficient play against a solid Baltimore defense. The veteran gunslinger completed 27-of-41 attempts for 344 passing yards and three touchdowns, including a 38-yard touchdown in the final minutes of the fourth quarter to seal the deal.
JAMEIS GOING FOR IT ALL!
📺: #BALvsCLE on CBS/Paramount+ — NFL (@NFL) October 27, 2024
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The impressive outing from Winston was the first time the Browns have had a quarterback throw for over 200 yards in a single game this season. On top of that, Winston’s performance was the second time a Browns’ quarterback threw for multiple touchdowns in a game this year.
Cleveland’s pass catchers also thrived under the new regime, as David Njoku and Cedric Tillman were able to find the end zone. With the departure of veteran wideout Amari Cooper and a completely rejuvenated offense, Tillman has quickly emerged as a key playmaker for the Browns. He finished the day as Cleveland’s leading receiver with seven catches for 99 yards and two touchdowns.
Along with Njoku and Tillman, Elijah Moore and Jerry Jeudy combined for 164 receiving yards on 13 catches. Both receivers reached a season-high in receiving yards against the Ravens.
The explosive offense that was on display in Week 8 has clearly regained the confidence of Browns fans. While the odds that Cleveland could make the playoffs are still dramatically low, Sunday’s victory is the type of win that gives hope to the franchise.
Cleveland, OH
E. 9th Street exit to close Monday, affecting downtown Cleveland commuters through late October
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is preparing to close a ramp into downtown Cleveland that will be a major disruption for the rest of the summer.
19 News spoke with Jacob McCullough, who lives downtown. He said he will now have to give himself much more time for travel.
“Anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes,” McCullough said.
Nathaniel Birach drives into downtown every week from Vermilion and uses the E 9th Street exit.
“On busy weekends it already takes 20 minutes to get through the city,” Birach said. “Having to go 2 exits over potentially is going to be another 20 minutes are so on both ends”
On June 29, the eastbound exit to E. 9th St. will close and is not scheduled to reopen until late October.
According to a spokesperson, ODOT was informed by the contractor earlier this month of the closure, and the work is for the new ramp and a new bridge support pier.
All of this work is a part of the Cleveland Innerbelt Modernization Plan.
ODOT is suggesting a detour of exiting on Ontario, then a right on Carnegie to E. 9th St.
This closure will have major impacts on morning commuters trying to get into downtown, as well as ballgame traffic for the Guardians, and any events at Rocket Fieldhouse.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland EMS responded to a fatal crash early Sunday morning.
According to EMS, the accident was at I-71 N and W 130th Street.
When crews arrived, they pronounced a 28-year-old man dead at the scene.
A 35-year-old man was taken to Fairview Hospital in stable condition, EMS said.
Two other men, ages 18 and 21, were also at the scene but declined medical transport.
19 News has made call outs to Cleveland Police on more information on the accident.
This is a developing story. Return to 19 News for updates.
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If you’re currently going through a bit of Cleveland Cavaliers withdrawal, you won’t have to wait much longer. Sure, you won’t see Donovan Mitchell or Evan Mobley, but some of the younger, intriguing players could be seeing the floor in the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League 2026.
This summer, the games will begin on Thursday, July 9th, and go through Sunday, July 19th. All 76 games will air across ESPN platforms and Amazon Prime. Each team will play at least five games. The first four will take place between July 9th-16th. Semi-Final games will take place on Saturday, July 18th, airing on Amazon Prime, with the Championship game airing on July 19th on ESPN.
The Cleveland Cavaliers Schedule:
The Cavs will kick off their Summer League schedule on Friday, July 10th at 4:30 PM EST vs the Indiana Pacers. The game will air on ESPN2. Their schedule of games will be listed below.
Friday, July 10, 4:30 PM EST vs the Indiana Pacers at the Cox Pavilion, airing on ESPN 2.
Sunday, July 12, 4:00 PM EST vs the Detroit Pistons at the Thomas & Mack Center, airing on Amazon Prime
Monday, July 13, 8:00 PM EST vs the Miami Heat at the Cox Pavilion, airing on Amazon Prime
Wednesday, July 15, 5:30 PM EST vs the New Orleans Pelicans at the Cox Pavilion, airing on Amazon Prime
The Cavs will find out their 5th opponent after their first four games are completed, and will see if they are to move on to the semi-finals for the final weekend.
The Cavaliers Potential Summer League Roster:
While the roster should be announced in a few days, the Cavaliers have been building organizational depth, starting with drafting Meleek Thomas in the second round of the 2026 NBA Draft. The team reportedly signed Ernest Udeh, Jr. out of Miami (FL) to a two-way contract and has added Texas A&M forward Rashaun Agee, and Florida guard Xavian Lee to Exhibit 10 contracts.
Tyrese Proctor is also a possibility to play for the team, but we know he will be playing with the Australian national team this summer. Expect fellow two-way player Tristan Enaruna to play as well but the Cavs may need to fill their final two-way spot as Riley Minix has been reported to sign with ASVEL in France.
Summer League is a great opportunity for players to get eyes on them and show their potential. This is also how the Cavs have succeeded over the years, finding diamonds in the rough who contribute to the main roster down the road. Let’s see if the Cavaliers find another hidden gem in a few weeks.
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