The Cleveland Browns were embarrassed on Sunday, as they lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-10. The offense could not get anything going, and the defense struggled to keep up with the dynamic Jaguars passing attack. As we turn our focus to Tampa Bay this weekend, here are three bold predictions for Sunday's tilt.
Denzel Boston scores again
Denzel Boston scored a touchdown on a deep ball late in the fourth quarter, but it is significant to note that Boston was the one on the route for the connection. KC Concepcion had his targets, but he did fumble once against Jacksonville. Boston is going to see a slight uptick in his targets, ultimately leading to another touchdown on Sunday.
Deshaun Watson plays the entire game
It appears that head coach Todd Monken can't get out of his own way, which is going to cost
this team games. He has already said Deshaun Watson will start again against Tampa Bay, but in reality, he should have been benched at halftime against Jacksonville. Monken, despite the downpour of boos this offense will face, will keep Watson in for all four quarters.
Quinshon Judkins eclipses 100 all-purpose yards
Last week, Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown rushed for 56 yards and added 22 receiving yards for a total of 78 all-purpose yards. With the injury to Dylan Sampson, I believe that Cleveland leans heavily on Quinshon Judkins and gets him as many touches as they can. This will likely push Judkins past 100 all-purpose yards.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: 3 Bold predictions for the Browns Week 2 matchup with the Bucs
