Browns: 4 reasons Cleveland will flatten Philly in Week 11

2. Line can neutralize Philly’s strength

The Eagles biggest strength defensively is getting after the quarterback. The defensive line has tallied 21.5 of the Eagles 31.5 sacks.

Fortunately, the Browns have been stout against the pass, and Wyatt Teller is now back in the mix after a stellar outing last week.

Even rookie Jedrick Wills, who’s struggled somewhat in run blocking, is drawing high marks for protecting Baker Mayfield’s blindside.

Of course, setting up Mayfield for success in the passing game depends on the Browns ability to run the ball, and as long the Browns’ front five doesn’t get completely “out-toughed” by the Eagles’, front, Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt should be able to take care of the rest.

The Browns invested heavily in the offensive line by drafting Wills and signing Jack Conklin. Conklin should play, assuming he keeps testing negative for COVID-19.

Cleveland’s investment in their offensive line should pay off in Week 11.