The analyst emphasizes surprising bright spots in the Browns schedule

The Cleveland Browns must have a strong start next season.

The coaching team and the front office had another chance after they had only won three games last season, but it is hard to believe that they are retained their work with another sub -parameter.

Unfortunately, you have a brutal route to start the season, which is why you have to use every chance you get against beatable teams.

In this sense, John Breech from CBS Sports pointed out that they will have a distance of four games in which they will play three games against teams with new head coaches:

“A good thing for the browns: from week 8, the browns have a distance of four games in which you can play three games against teams who have a new head coach (patriots, jets, Raiders).

Nevertheless, all three teams should be better next season.

The New England Patriots hired an experienced and proven head coach who is also familiar with the Browns squad and trainer with the Roster and coaching team, and they improved their squad in a large way.

The New York jets may be the biggest question mark on the arrival of Justin Fields, but they should return to their defensive dominance, and they also have a lot of talent on their roster.

The Las Vegas Raiders may still be not a playoff caliber team, but Pete Carroll, Chip Kelly, Geno Smith and Ashton Jeanty will make them a much better team than last season.

Ultimately, the browns have to concentrate on the things they can control, and they have to compete hard every week regardless of the opposition.

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