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The Cleveland Browns march into Week 7 with an AFC North division lead and momentum behind them again. They are starting a softer stretch of the schedule but remain focused on the task ahead, which is the Tennessee Titans. Despite winning their first game in Week 6, the Titans are better than they have played.
The Browns can win this game, though, if they keep up their defensive aggressiveness and make significant second-half adjustments. Todd Monken and his staff have risen to the occasion in every game, but this could be their first complete game in 2026 if they execute the way they are capable of.
We said this is a poor Titans team, but there is still a game to be played, and here is our preview of it.
Offensive yards per game: 289.7
Defensive yards allowed per game: 339.7
Points scored per game: 17.7
Points allowed per game: 20.3
Offensive yards per game: 249.2
Defensive yards allowed per game: 357.8
Points scored per game: 14
Points allowed per game: 21.5
Todd Monken (4-2 record as a head coach, it is his first season with the team)
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Robert Saleh (21-41 record as head coach, it is his first season with the team)
Zion Johnson, Guard
Elgton Jenkins, Center
Quincy Williams, Linebacker
Kalia Davis, Defensive Line
Tylan Wallace, Wide Receiver
Wan'Dale Robinson, Wide Receiver
John Franklin-Myers, Defensive Line
Daniel Bellinger, Tight End
Joshua Williams, Cornerback
Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
Austin Barber, OT, Florida
Justin Jefferson, LB, Alabama
Joe Royer, TE, Cincinnati
Carsen Ryan, TE, BYU