Published 11 hours ago • loading... • Updated 4 hours ago

49ers look for 3rd straight win when they travel to Cleveland to face Shedeur Sanders and the Browns

On Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers travel to Cleveland at 1 p.m. EST on CBS, seeking their first three-game winning streak since starting 3-0.
Historically, the series favors the home team as the Cleveland Browns have won the past five meetings and San Francisco's last Cleveland victory was in 1984.
San Francisco's signal-caller Brock Purdy struggled last week, throwing three interceptions in the first half and completing only one pass beyond 10 yards.
Injury reports show key absences on both rosters: Browns' Adin Huntington and Brenden Bates are out Sunday, while 49ers' Sam Okuayinonu, Tatum Bethune, and Eddy Pineiro face questionable status.
Shedeur Sanders has early-career momentum after becoming the first Browns rookie QB since Eric Zeier in 1995 to win his first start, while Cleveland is strong at home with an 8-2 record.

Insights by Ground AI

21 Articles

Geno Smith apologizes for ‘poor judgement’ gesture toward Raiders fans

Geno Smith apologized for giving fans the middle finger as he left the field after the Raiders lost to the Browns on Sunday.

4 hours ago·New York, United States

Read Full Article

Marca

Center

Geno Smith breaks silence after flipping off Raiders fans

The tension inside Allegiant Stadium was already heavy when the final whistle blew on the Raiders' disappointing loss to the Cleveland Browns. Fans had spent most of the aft

7 hours ago·Barcelona, Spain

Read Full Article

The Hamilton Spectator

Lean Left

Raiders’ Geno Smith apologizes for obscene gesture toward fans

HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Raiders quarterback Geno Smith apologized Wednesday for making an obscene gesture toward fans as he left the field following Las Vegas' 24-10 loss to Cleveland on Sunday.

8 hours ago·Hamilton, Canada

Read Full Article

somdnews.com

Center

Raiders' Geno Smith apologizes for obscene gesture toward fans

HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Raiders quarterback Geno Smith apologized Wednesday for making an obscene gesture toward fans as he left the field following Las Vegas' 24-10 loss to Cleveland on Sunday.

8 hours ago

Read Full Article

The Messenger

Lean Right

Raiders' Geno Smith apologizes for obscene gesture toward fans

Raiders quarterback Geno Smith apologized for making an obscene gesture toward fans after Las Vegas' 24-10 loss to Cleveland on Sunday. He was sacked 10 times and booed throughout the game, which marked the Raiders' fifth straight loss. Smith admitted…

8 hours ago

Read Full Article

Idaho Press

Center

Raiders' Geno Smith apologizes for obscene gesture toward fans

HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Raiders quarterback Geno Smith apologized Wednesday for making an obscene gesture toward fans as he left the field following Las Vegas' 24-10 loss to Cleveland on Sunday.

8 hours ago·Cherokee County, United States

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year