The Jets and the Browns may not have the best reputations in the NFL, but this one could be fun to watch on Sunday. Here’s how you can tune in for the game.
Before you go and change the channel on Sunday, listen to why the game between the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets is one you should tune into during the early slate of Week 5 games.
While the Browns and Jets definitely catch a lot of slack for how horrible they usually are (or, in the Browns case, still currently are with their 0-4 record), these two teams could provide a fun matchup for each other to help build up confidence on both ends.
For the Browns, they’re still in search of their first win of the year, after some bad losses to their AFC North counterparts through the first few weeks of the 2017 regular season. Meanwhile, the Jets somehow entered Week 5 tied with the New England Patriots in the AFC East, and will need a win to keep at least a second place tie in the division, or possibly even a three-way tie for first place in the East.
How can I watch the Browns and Jets?
That information from above, along with the always fun to watch Deshone Kizer under center for the Browns as a rookie quarterback, should be enough to get you at least a little interested in watching this game on Sunday. Luckily for you, there’s a ton of options to utilize to catch this game.
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You’ll can tune into the game either on CBS if you’re in either the Cleveland or New York markets, or you can take advantage of a few other options. Between NFL Sunday Ticket and FuboTV, or you even watching a replay on NFL Game Pass if you miss the chance to watch it live, there are plenty of ways to watch the Browns and Jets square off on pretty much any device on Sunday.
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