Browns

Cleveland is beyond talented – they boast a roster that is laden with stars at nearly every key position. Instead, they're fractured and broken and in what feels like a slow march towards mediocrity.

With no Nick Chubb and a hobbled Kareem Hunt, all pressure was on Baker Mayfield against one of the top teams in the NFL.

After heavily investing in improving their defense from last season, Cleveland has looked imposing on that side of the ball while the offense still is finding its identity.

The Browns still aren't quite Super Bowl ready but things should be alright again on the shores of Lake Erie.

When things were tight, the Browns folded and the Chiefs flourished. That's the key difference between where both teams are at respectively.

After preseason wins over the Jacksonville Jaguars, the New York Giants, and the Atlanta Falcons, Case Keenum has made the case as one of the NFL's best backup quarterbacks.

Considered oft-injured and unreliable, the former first overall pick has dominated during the first week of training camp.

After ranking 21st last season the only way to go is up for Cleveland.

All eyes are on Cleveland as they prepare to make a push to win the AFC crown.