The Cleveland Browns head into the 2025 season with an earful of criticisms. The team is recoiling from a disappointing 2024 season, when it went 3-14 due to horrendous quarterback play. Over the years, the Browns thought they built a perennial playoff contender. However, last season, they were forced to sell off their talent at the deadline.

Browns rookie RB Quinshon Judkins wants to bring change to the entire organization during the 2025 NFL season and beyond.

The closest the Browns get to a featured timeslot is a Nov. 16 game against Baltimore at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. Otherwise, it’s a steady diet of 1 p.m. Sunday kickoffs — a scheduling pattern reminiscent of the team’s darkest rebuilding years.

That remains true in Touchdown Wire's latest NFL predictions, where author Jarrett Bailey predicted each team's record heading into the 2025 offseason. And for the Browns, Bailey projected just a measly five wins this upcoming season. Keeping it brief and to the point on the Browns, Bailey stated:

CLEVELAND — While the Cleveland Browns ... to building a competitive team (29th). The weight room received the biggest overall improvement going from a D in 2024 to an A in 2025 due to the ...

The Cleveland Browns have a plethora of opportunities to improve their roster in the 2025 NFL Draft ... up next to Myles Garrett eases those concerns. Cleveland does get a slight ding for passing ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback’s relentless drive to prove himself might be the key to his success—but could it also jeopardize his career?

After scoring a league-low 15.2 points per game last season, Cleveland's quarterback decision centers on one critical factor: who can deliver the explosive plays that will open up the run