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Cleveland Browns depth chart, Week 6

The Browns depth chart for Week 6, ordered by who actually played their last 3 games: QB Deshaun Watson (100% of snaps last game); RB Quinshon Judkins (53% of snaps last game) ahead of Jaleel McLaughlin; WR Denzel Boston, Jerry Jeudy and Isaiah Bond; TE Harold Fannin. Quinshon Judkins is listed Questionable and Denzel Boston is listed Questionable. Isaiah Bond moved up to WR3 from WR5.

Ordered by the snaps and touches each player got in the Browns' last 3 games (Weeks 3, 4, 5), the newest counted most. Team charts lag; this one moves the morning after a game. The big number is each player's share of the club's snaps in its last game.

Browns quarterbacks

  1. QB1

    6.7 carries per game · team chart QB1

    Start or sit: Deshaun Watson or Bo Nix · Compare

    100%

    snaps last game
    100% weighted

    Same
  2. QB2

    0 carries per game · team chart QB3

    Compare

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

    Same
  3. QB3

    No snaps in the window · team chart QB4

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

    Same

Browns running backs

  1. RB1
    Quinshon JudkinsQUESTIONABLELower Leg

    16.3 carries per game, 4.3 targets per game, 79% of touches · team chart RB1

    Start or sit: Quinshon Judkins or Emanuel Wilson · Compare

    53%

    snaps last game
    57% weighted

    Same
  2. RB2

    0.3 carries per game, 0.3 targets per game, 3% of touches · team chart RB2

    21%

    snaps last game
    12% weighted

    Same
  3. RB3

    No snaps in the window · team chart RB3

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

    Same

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Browns wide receivers

  1. WR1
    Denzel BostonQUESTIONABLEFoot

    6 targets per game · team chart WR1

    Start or sit: Denzel Boston or Rome Odunze · Compare

    91%

    snaps last game
    92% weighted

    Same
  2. WR2

    3.3 targets per game · team chart WR3

    Start or sit: Jerry Jeudy or Calvin Ridley · Compare

    81%

    snaps last game
    62% weighted

    Up 1
  3. WR3

    2.7 targets per game · team chart WR4

    72%

    snaps last game
    41% weighted

    Up 2
  4. WR4
    KC ConcepcionQUESTIONABLEConcussion

    6 targets per game · team chart WR2

    Compare

    16%

    snaps last game
    53% weighted

    Down 2
  5. WR5

    0 targets per game · team chart WR6

    24%

    snaps last game
    19% weighted

    Down 1
  6. WR6
    Tylan WallaceQUESTIONABLEKnee

    0 targets per game · team chart WR5

    0%

    snaps last game
    3% weighted

    Same

Browns tight ends

  1. TE1

    6 targets per game · team chart TE1

    Compare

    93%

    snaps last game
    90% weighted

    Same
  2. TE2

    0 targets per game · team chart TE2

    19%

    snaps last game
    27% weighted

    Same
  3. TE3
    Carsen RyanQUESTIONABLECalf

    0 targets per game · team chart TE3

    0%

    snaps last game
    1% weighted

    Same

What changed for Week 6

  • Isaiah Bond moved up to WR3 from WR5 (41% of snaps weighted, 72% in the last game).
  • Quinshon Judkins is listed Questionable (lower leg); next at RB: Jaleel McLaughlin.
  • Denzel Boston is listed Questionable (foot); next at WR: Jerry Jeudy.

On injured reserve or otherwise off the active roster

  1. QB

    No snaps in the window · team chart QB2

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

  2. RB

    2 carries per game, 2.7 targets per game, 17% of touches · team chart RB7

    29%

    snaps last game
    33% weighted

  3. RB

    No snaps in the window · team chart RB6

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

  4. TE

    No snaps in the window · team chart TE6

    0%

    snaps last game
    0% weighted

How this depth chart is ordered

Each slot is ordered by the club's last three games played, a bye skipped: the newest game counts three times, the one before twice, the one before that once.

Quarterbacks, receivers and tight ends are ordered by their weighted share of the club's offensive snaps. Running backs blend that snap share half and half with their share of the backfield's touches (carries plus targets), because a back's snaps include pass protection.

The newest game also counts on its own: a player's place is the higher of his weighted share and his share of that one game, so a starter back from a missed game, or a back who just took the job, is not held under by the games before it.

A game a player missed counts as zero for him. Players with no snaps in the window follow in the club's own listed order, and players on injured reserve, PUP, NFI or a suspension are listed apart.

Browns snap counts · All 32 depth charts · Injury report · Start or sit · Game day weather

Common questions

  • Who is the Browns starting quarterback in Week 6?

    Deshaun Watson, on 100% of snaps. Shedeur Sanders is next.

  • Who is the Browns RB1?

    Quinshon Judkins, on 57% of snaps and 79% of the backfield's touches over the window, ahead of Jaleel McLaughlin (3% of touches).

  • Who are the Browns top wide receivers?

    Denzel Boston (92% of snaps, 6 targets per game), Jerry Jeudy (62% of snaps, 3.3 targets per game), Isaiah Bond (41% of snaps, 2.7 targets per game).

  • Why does this Browns depth chart differ from the team's?

    A team's listed order is a statement of intent and it lags. This one is ordered by the snaps and touches each player actually got in the Browns' last 3 games, the newest counted most, and the team's own order is printed beside each name.

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