The Cleveland Browns’ offense has struggled to put a consistent product on the field over the last few seasons. The 2026 offense has a few new elements, including some exciting young pass catchers and offensive linemen, but the uncertainty at quarterback makes this group unpredictable.
KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston have an opportunity to produce at a high level, and Quinshon Judkins coming back from his injury could really move the needle in the running game. First-round tackle Spencer Fano has
more promise than many of the injury-riddled members of the offensive line over the last few seasons. These are all things to get excited about, but the lingering question of Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders leaves some questions.
The most likely scenario is that the Browns offense ranks in the middle to bottom half of the league. The best-case scenario is probably in the 10-13 range. The Cleveland offense ranked among the league’s bottom five in most offensive metrics in 2025, so even an improvement to the middle of the pack would represent meaningful progress. Improving an offense in just one season is no easy task, but the team has made meaningful progress toward putting a better product on the field.
Let me know what you think in the comments – Where will the Browns offense rank in 2026?
