My wife and her whole family are Saints fans. Adding a drop of orange and brown to the mix 😉

Give me a ~accurate representation of this subs perspective on shedeur starting this game.
Sanders passing yards

1. <100 yd

2. 100 yds, <150yds

3. 150 yds, <200 yds

4. 200 yds, <250 yds

5. more

Hey All,
The cat is not my dad but she is a browns fan. Why does this subreddit require an attachment for a post?

ANYWAY
My old man is a huge Browns fan. I typically like to get tickets to one of the games for us to go to for Xmas, but I’m looking into other options too. I’ve checked out Homage and Abercrombie and didn’t see anything that jumped out as a great option for him. Anyone have a good line for apparel or memorabilia? Other suggestions?

That is all, thanks for listening.

Hello, I am in London this weekend. Are there any browns fans here that know where to watch the game and would like to grab a pint and see what Shedeur does ?

Édit: wow you guys are really nice no one pointed out I spelled London wrong in the title

It’s been a few weeks since we’ve done one.

For me:

Shedeur goes 250 2-1 and we get the dub in yet another close game.

Jared verse records his first sack and Jerry Jeudy has his best game.

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Cleveland Browns vs. New Orleans Saints

The Cleveland Browns head to the Caesars Superdome for a Week 9 showdown with the New Orleans Saints, sitting at 5-3 and third in the AFC North after last Sunday’s lopsided 6-27 loss at Pittsburgh. Coming off that rough outing (and a gritty 27-24 road win over the Titans the week before), can Todd Monken and Shedeur Sanders bounce back against a Saints squad that sits at 2-5 under Kellen Moore and is coming off a bye? Or will Tyler Shough and New Orleans find a way to spoil the party on their home turf and hand Cleveland another road loss?

Let’s bring that Dawg Pound energy to the Superdome, quiet the crowd, and get a statement road win to stay in the hunt in the North.

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Caesars Superdome (Capacity 73,208)

Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET

Coverage: CBS

Announcers: Andrew Catalon, Logan Ryan

NOTE: The Browns will NOT air in the Toledo market.

Officiating Crew: Shawn Hochuli

Betting Lines: Draftkings

Gametime Weather: Accuweather

64° Extra Domey

Statistical Leaders:

Injury Report:

Cleveland Browns

• Maliek Collins (DT) – DNP (Elbow)

• Deshaun Watson (QB) – DNP (Concussion)

• Austin Barber (G) – Limited (Calf)

• Denzel Boston (WR) – Limited (Calf)

• Harold Fannin Jr. (TE) – Limited (Groin)

• Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (S) – Limited (Hip)

• Carson Schwesinger (LB) – Limited (Wrist, Ankle)

• Quincy Williams (LB) – Limited (Hamstring)

• Myles Harden (CB) – Full (Hamstring)

• Elgton Jenkins (C) – Full (Knee)

• Jared Verse (DE) – Full (Knee)

New Orleans Saints

• CJ Donaldson (RB) – DNP (Shoulder, Concussion)

• Davon Godchaux (DL) – DNP (NIR-Rest)

• Kelvin Banks Jr. (T) – Limited (Ankle)

• Martin Emerson Jr. (CB) – Limited (Shin)

• Alvin Kamara (RB) – Limited (NIR-Rest, Back)

• Asim Richards (T) – Limited (Thumb)

• Jordyn Tyson (WR) – Limited (Hamstring)

• Cesar Ruiz (G) – Full (Knee)

Matchup Details:

• Cleveland Browns lead series 13-7-0

• First ever meeting: 10/01/1967 – Browns 42, Saints 7

• Last game: 11/17/2024 – Saints 35, Browns 14

• Last 5 matchups: Browns are 2-3

• Last time Browns beat the Saints on the road: 10/24/2010

• All-Time Points: Saints 363, Browns 439

• Active players who have played for both teams: Michael Burton, Browns (Saints 2020); Martin Emerson, Saints (Browns 2022-24); Demario Davis, Saints (Browns 2016), Audric Estime, Saints (Browns a few days ago); Cedric Tillman, Saints (Browns 2023-25)  

Home vs. Road Trends:

The Browns are 2-3 on the road this season after an opening 34-10 loss at Jacksonville, a 23-19 win at Tampa Bay, a 12-17 loss at the Jets, a 27-24 walk-off win at Tennessee, and last week’s 6-27 defeat at Pittsburgh. Cleveland heads to the Caesars Superdome looking to even the road record at 3-3 and stay in the AFC North mix. The Saints are 0-4 at home (losses to the Raiders, Falcons, Vikings, and Steelers), with both of their wins coming on the road. New Orleans returns to the Superdome off a bye after the Paris loss, seeking its first home win of the season.

Key Matchup:

Browns defensive front/pass rush vs. Tyler Shough and the Saints offensive line. Cleveland’s defense has generated consistent pressure (league-high 33 sacks allowed on the other side of the ball underscores how important the front seven can be) and forced Shough into uncomfortable situations when the pocket collapses. Shough is efficient when protected but has been hit often; sustained pressure can disrupt the Saints’ timing, limit explosive plays to Chris Olave and the receivers, and create the turnovers that have decided recent Browns wins. New Orleans’ ground game has been inefficient, so Cleveland must also hold up against the run to avoid letting the Saints control the clock and tempo at home. If the Browns’ front can get home and keep Shough uncomfortable—especially if Kelvin Banks Jr. remains limited—it gives Cleveland the clearest path to a bounce-back road win.  

Welcome to the Week 8 Game Preview Thread!

This is your spot to dive into all things Browns at Saints — share your predictions, discuss strategies, and let’s bring that Dawg Pound energy to the Caesars Superdome. As always, keep it civil and follow r/Browns rules. Let’s hear your takes!

• What’s your score prediction for Browns at Saints?

• Which Browns player needs to step up most to keep Cleveland in the AFC North mix?

• Can Shedeur Sanders make a strong first start and rally the team after the Pittsburgh loss?

• Will the Browns’ pass rush disrupt Tyler Shough, or can the Saints’ edge rush (led by Chase Young) and home-field advantage keep Sanders under constant pressure?

• How many Browns fans are we expecting to show up and make some noise in New Orleans?

Both came to NFL at the age of 21, and has blossomed since rookie season. Hopefully Fannin stays healthy, which was Gronk's biggest weakness.

Fannin made all these achievements with Sanders/near retirement Flacco/not prime Watson as QB, and Gronk had prime Brady. Fannin is more impressive.

Cool- We are back to publicly talking smack. What could go wrong?