Devin Bush

Mitchell entered the game early on the first drive and remained involved all day long. The diminutive speedster failed to find the end zone but notably stole snaps from RB Derrick Henry in the red zone and green zone. Mitchell was out-snapped by RB Rasheen Ali on passing downs, though. The team showed trust in Mitchell despite a costly mistake when he accidentally bricked a catchable pass up, over his head and into Browns LB Devin Bush's hands for a pick-six. The play did not impact Mitchell's usage, though, as Mitchell was on the field for scoring position snaps on the following drive. His eight touches against the Browns are a season-high. Mitchell also returned two kickoffs for 58 yards. He should be rostered in 12-team formats as a high-upside stash, with standalone RB3/FLEX potential against the Jets next week.

The Browns' defensive line was a problem for Jackson. Browns EDGE Myles Garrett racked up four sacks and five TFLs, and DT Mike Hall Jr. got a hand on a third-quarter pass attempt that sent the football high in the sky, which LB Carson Schwesinger successfully came down with for Jackson's second interception. Jackson's first interception occurred on the Ravens' third drive, when RB Keaton Mitchell made like a volleyball setter while attempting to catch an easy pass, instead sending the football upward and back to Browns LB Devin Bush, who returned the ball 23 yards for a pick-six. Aside from that, the Browns' defense simply bottled Jackson up as a rusher. The Ravens' quarterback has a bounce-back game against the Jets' defense next week, which should return him to the elite QB1 tier.

The Browns offense couldn't get in the end zone after the first Ravens turnover on Sunday and the Browns defense didn't give them a chance to redeem themselves after the second one.

The Browns offense couldn't get in the end zone after the first Ravens turnover on Sunday and the Browns defense didn't give them a chance to redeem themselves after the second one.