Week 4’s Sunday slate: 4 games for content, relaxed Browns fans to watch

So, Cleveland Browns fans, how are we doing waking up on a Fall Sunday morning without a care in the NFL world and a win already in our back pocket? To be honest, I wasn’t assuming the win in the back pocket, but my wife and I planned a trip for the short bye the Browns had with Thursday Night Footb

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So, Cleveland Browns fans, how are we doing waking up on a Fall Sunday morning without a care in the NFL world and a win already in our back pocket? To be honest, I wasn’t assuming the win in the back pocket, but my wife and I planned a trip for the short bye the Browns had with Thursday Night Football, so I am in relax mode, getting ready for the next quarter of the season

and heading into the bye week.

What about you?

If you are one of the football junkies who voted “Watching other NFL games,” we

have four that we assume you are probably going to be most focused on. Unfortunately, they are all on at 1 PM today. Great news if you have YouTube and the Octo-box view. Not so great news if you have the more traditional way of viewing football.

Browns fans Week 4 watch guide

Bengals vs Jaguars: Cleveland got crushed by Jacksonville, so long-term there could be some impact on playoff standings if those go great this year. Cincinnati has a chance to join the top of the AFC North with a win.

Ravens vs Titans: Sticking in the AFC North, Baltimore also has a chance to join Cleveland at the top of the AFC North standings with a win in Week 4, with the lowly 0-3 Tennessee team coming to town. Easy to assume the Ravens will join the Browns at 3-1, but “Any Given Sunday” is a saying for a reason.

Rams vs Eagles: The vaunted Los Angeles Rams will be without DE Myles Garrett and DT Aaron Donald for Week 4, traveling east for a 1 PM kickoff. Cleveland’s “Rams Watch” might just include a 1-3 team looking for answers after the first quarter of the season.

Jets vs Bears: New York goes on the road to face the Caleb Williams-less Chicago team that surprised everyone with Case Keenum last week. The Browns will visit the Jets next week, so keen fans will want to see what might be on the radar for our beloved orange and brown squad.

If you are watching games this Sunday, which of the 1 PM contests would you be most interested in seeing?