Browns offense still needs a spark, but these two players stepped up against Ravens
The Browns got big days from Jaleel McLaughlin and Jerry Jeudy.
In a close matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, the Cleveland Browns' offense showcased a spark in the second half of their Week 6 game. Quarterback Deshaun Watson struggled initially, but improved in the second half, completing 8 of 26 passes for 164 yards and gaining 29 yards on 8 carries. Running back Jaleel McLaughlin had a solid game, rushing for 41 yards on 9 carries and catching 4 passes for 14 yards.
Tight end Harold Fannin, however, was the Browns' lowest-graded player on offense, grading out to a 51.6. The offensive line was healthy and played the full game, allowing 5 sacks but only one was attributed to the offensive line. Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy was the top-graded receiver on offense with a grade of 76.1.
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