There were close to 1,200 total plays run over the first nine games of the Browns' season. All of those plays added up to a 2-7 record. All of that has, for all intents and purposes, ended Cleveland's playoff hopes.

The New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, and Carolina Panthers all earned their third wins of the season, moving the Browns up the board a bit. As it stands entering Week 11, the Browns now sit with the fourth overall pick in the draft. The results of Monday Night Football will not impact their draft slot.

They might also give Deshaun Watson a chance to compete for the job if he comes back strong from his ruptured Achilles by training camp. But they won’t wait to find out. They’ll add a quarterback or two in the spring and hope he can help get them back on the winning track.