A sputtering Browns offense meets a Jets defense missing its stars — and a first look at Tommy Rees’ play-calling could decide whether Cleveland’s road skid finally ends.

The Cleveland Browns and New York Jets are facing off in a game that could end up having draft implications. The Browns sit at 2-6 and last in the AFC North, while the Jets are 1-7 and also last in their division, the AFC East.

Schwesinger, who, after having the bye week to recover, hasn't been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Jets, instead listed as questionable less than two weeks after sustaining the injury.

Cleveland Browns superstar Myles Garrett is coming off a five-sack game, but he was frustrated as the team lost to the New England Patriots in Week 8. Now that

Browns vs. Jets will kick off at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 9. The game will be played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. For those with a traditional cable or satellite package, Browns vs. Jets will air on CBS. The game will also be available to stream on Fubo.

Jets game transformed into a high-stakes referendum on Cleveland's season after New York's defensive stars were traded away.

Two struggling teams...and franchises for that matter...meet Sunday at Met Life Stadium when the Cleveland Browns (2-6) line up against the New York Jets (1-7). This game pits the Browns’ elite defense against a Jets team in flux after trading away top defensive players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline.

The Cleveland Browns are coming off a much-needed bye week that they entered with a 2-6 record. There hasn’t been much to celebrate for the Browns this season — they are what they are: a team with a really bad offense and a really good defense.