The Cleveland Browns (0-1) and the Baltimore Ravens (0-1) meet for a Week 2 matchup Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET.

OBR publisher Barry McBride puts up a brave front, but when it comes to the Cleveland Browns coming through when needed, he gets even more anxiety-ridden than usual. This is the OBR Daily Newswire for 9/13/25.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco has faced the Ravens before, but this will mark his first time playing at M&T Bank Stadium as a visitor.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy might have just given the Baltimore Ravens some bulletin board material before Sunday’s matchup at M&T Bank Stadium.

In the dark days of the mid-1990s, Browns fans took the high road. They’ve been rewarded with constant failure while the franchise-stealing City of Baltimore has enjoyed a winning franchise. All that makes this Sunday’s game even more meaningful.

The General Assembly recently rewrote the state law at the heart of the case – a law designed to make it tougher for pro sports teams to leave taxpayer-supported facilities.

Cleveland Browns attorneys argued this week that a judge should reject Cleveland’s “ambush” attempts for a decision in the city’s lawsuit against the team over its planned move to Brook Park. Browns’ attorneys said in the filing that the case is too early for Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Lauren Moore to decide because the two sides haven’t yet exchanged evidence.

The Cleveland Browns finally got rookie running back Quinshon Judkins under contract last weekend, and he returned to practice this week. After meeting with the NFL, the former Ohio State star practiced for the first time since OTAs on Thursday and was back on the field again Friday.