The Cleveland Browns officially know all the teams they will play in 2025.

Week 17 wrapped up with the Detroit Lions taking down the San Francisco 49ers 40-34, which locked in the latter as Cleveland’s final opponent for next season. The 49ers are one of nine teams that will travel to Northeast Ohio in 2025.

As the last place team of the AFC North, the Browns will also play host to the AFC South fourth place team, the Tennessee Titans. They’ll go on the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders, who finished last in the AFC West.

Meanwhile, Cleveland is slated to play the entire AFC East next season. Those inter-division matchups will feature the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins coming to Huntington Bank Field. Cleveland will take road trips to New England and New York.

Along with San Francisco, the rest of the Browns inter-league slate of games, features the NFC North. Cleveland will host the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers. They’ll make road trips to play the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions.

The remaining six games consist of the team’s six AFC North contests, featuring home and road matchups against the Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens.

As a whole, the Browns schedule features six current playoff teams, including two from their own division. Depending on the results of Week 18, there could end up being a seventh playoff team should one of Miami or Cincinnati earn the final AFC wild card spot.

The full overview of games is as follows:

Home: Bengals, Steelers, Ravens, Bills, Dolphins, Titans, Packers, Vikings, 49ers

Road: Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New England, New York, Las Vegas, Detroit, Chicago.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Officials released the name Monday of the 24-year-old man shot and killed outside a Cleveland bar.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner has identified the victim as Simajah Harris, of Cleveland.

The deadly shooting happened early Saturday outside the Frozen Daiquiri Bar on Bolivar Road, according to police.

Officers say they arrived to find evidence of gunfire, but they could not find anyone shot.

According to police, Harris later showed up at MetroHealth.

The 24-year-old man died of his shooting injuries at the hospital.

Cleveland police say their investigation revealed Harris was involved in a fight outside the bar.

A large crowd gathered around the fight, according to police, and Harris was shot.

Cleveland police say officers have not made an arrest at this time.

Records show Harris’ death is one of two homicides that took place in downtown Cleveland on Saturday.

Contact the Cleveland Police Homicide Unit at 216-623-5464 with tips.

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When NBA fans look back on the late 2010s, they will immediately think of the four straight Finals matchups between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors.

They also had some incredible Christmas Day games in that stretch as well.

The rivalry between the two teams was renewed on Monday night, with the Wine and Gold traveling to the Bay to take on the Warriors.

Golden State head coach Steve Kerr reflected on this past rivalry between the Warriors and Cavaliers. He compared it to the legendary matchups between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics in the 1980s (via Tim Botemps of ESPN.)

“When you consider the star power, the multiple meetings, epic performances, signature games, signature plays … 10-15 years from now, people will be doing documentaries on it,” said Kerr.

It’s hard to argue with what Kerr says here. These matchups had some of the top talent in the league then, including LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love on Cleveland’s side and Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson on the Warriors’ teams.

Then Kevin Durant eventually joined Golden State for the last two Finals matchups, adding another layer to the legendary feud.

Cavaliers-Warriors is easily one of the top rivalries in NBA history. Is it on the same level as the Celtics-Lakers, though? Probably not at this point.

Boston and Los Angeles have a history of spreading across multiple eras and decades. For now, Cleveland and Golden State only have those five years between one another.

What Kerr says still stands, though. The stretch between the Cavaliers and Warriors will be one that will be talked about for years to come.