5 Cleveland Browns whose stocks are up at 2021 Bye Week
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5. Three-way tie because they can’t go higher
It’s hard to say the following three players have seen their stocks rise because they are already soaring. These individuals are so well known and established as superstars of the team. That said, the Browns wouldn’t have six wins without them.
Nick Chubb: He’s so good–what’s there left to stay about the former second-round pick? He’s flirting with a magical number, averaging 5.8 yards per carry.
Despite missing three games, Chubb is fourth in NFL with 867 yards. He’s second in the NFL with eights runs over over 20 yards (trailing Jonathan Taylor,10).
Myles Garrett: He’s already tied the franchise single-season record for sacks (14), which was set by Reggie Camp in 1984. With six games remaining, it seems Garrett will obliterate that record.
Joel Bitonio: The left guard is the highest graded offensive player on the Browns and after signing an extension, the former second-round pick looks poised to end his career in Cleveland.
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Ray Farmer didn’t do a lot right as GM, but he’ll always have Bitonio, a player who played tackle at Nevada before switching to guard in the NFL.