Overview
- The Cleveland Browns, now officially eliminated from playoff contention, will keep Jameis Winston as their starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Head coach Kevin Stefanski emphasized the team's focus on finding ways to win and improving performance rather than evaluating backup quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson at this time.
- Winston has thrown for 1,975 yards, 13 touchdowns, and 9 interceptions this season, but turnovers remain a persistent issue, with five interceptions in his last two games.
- Stefanski declined to commit to Winston's long-term future with the team, stating decisions about the quarterback position will be evaluated after the season concludes.
- Despite a challenging season at 3-10, Stefanski praised the team's resilience and reiterated the importance of maintaining competitive effort in the remaining games.