Among the unanswered questions is whether long-time Browns patrons will receive discounts off new personal seat license (PSL) pricing, should the Browns make PSLs part of the formula to recover some of their $1.5 billion investment in the $2.4 billion stadium.

Do you agree with our Facebook audience’s grades of Stefanski’s coaching in the Browns’ win over Miami? Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com

Our Facebook audience weighed in on Dillon Gabriel’s performance in Cleveland’s blowout win over Miami — do you agree? Picture: John Kuntz, cleveland.com 

The Browns leaned on Judkins on Sunday when the weather wasn’t cooperating and the offense was still very much a work in progress. He carried the ball 25 times for 84 yards and scored three touchdowns, the first Browns player to score three rushing touchdowns since Nick Chubb.

“I’m always going to tell it how it is,” Garrett said after Sunday's win. “That’s just my nature... I want everybody here to be a benefactor to our success."

VICTORY MONDAY in The Land! 🔥 Relive the Browns’ blowout over Miami through our favorite game-day shots. Photos: John Kuntz & Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com

Tune into our live Orange and Brown Talk postgame podcast on our Browns YouTube channel right now: https://www.youtube.com/live/QQeaWxU1RIE?si=o9Vp52ZtNNJzGmhG 

Ashley Bastock: "And most importantly on offense: The Browns stuck with the run, and rookie RB Quinshon Judkins despite a slow start over their first couple of drives."

Jimmy Watkins: "Taking it one step further: The Browns would lead the division if they had converted one more kick against the Bengals or earned one more stop against the Vikings."

In his first career home start, Dillon Gabriel led Cleveland to a 31-6 blowout over the Dolphins. How would you grade his performance, Cleveland? Picture: John Kuntz, Cleveland.com

Dan Labbe: "There are no must-win games in October, especially when your season has mostly slipped away already, but there are games you better win and this game fell into the, “Hey, Browns, you better win this game” category."

“Four takeaways, 21 points off those takeaways” — that was the story of the Browns’ win over Miami. Video: Paris McGee Jr, Cleveland.com

14 unanswered points and a 31-6 blowout — Cleveland, how do you grade Stefanski for that win over the Dolphins? Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com 

The Browns’ win was exactly what Cleveland needed. But Myles Garrett is hungry for more. Video: Paris McGee Jr, Cleveland.com

Well, Cleveland — after that dominant win over Miami, how are you feeling? Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com 

Terry Pluto: "Some football grumps will look at the game and say, “Miami is horrible. They are undisciplined. They are soft. And besides their coach might get fired.” I have three words for that: I DON’T CARE."

Mary Kay: "Browns safety Grant Delpit had forgotten the feeling of winning, and was chasing it Sunday at Huntington Bank Field. He caught up to it, seized it, and didn’t let go. Neither did any of his teammates, who all pulled together to dominate the Dolphins."

After working all week to find that winning feeling again, the Browns ran away with a strong 31-6 win over Miami Sunday. Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com 

The Browns’ halftime show featured the ultimate Milk Bone Dog Dash — 12 adorable pups racing for a golden bone trophy. Let’s just say tiny-legged dogs didn’t stand a chance. 🐾😂 Video: Paris McGee Jr, Cleveland.com

As part of the Browns’ Crucial Catch Intercept Cancer game day, Cleveland honored breast cancer survivor Mary Jo Mazzarella with the team’s second annual Bell Ringing ceremony, celebrating her recovery. Video: Paris McGee Jr, Cleveland.com

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Both 1–5 teams are looking to turn things around — who gets it done today? Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com, AP

"The thing the Browns can sell, even if they can’t just say it out loud, is some sort of future; some sort of road map out of this; a light at the end of this tunnel," writes beat reporter Dan Labbe. "This game gives them a chance to at least show there’s some reason for hope."

Will today's game vs. the Miami Dolphins truly be sink-or-swim for the Browns? Let us know what YOU think ⤵️ Illustration: Ted Crow, special to cleveland.com

GAME DAY in The Land. A new week. A fresh start for the Browns as they look to find that winning feeling again against Miami — kickoff at 1 p.m. on CBS. Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com 

If all goes as hoped, Hall will face the Dolphins on Sunday.

🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/2a4qo2  A still-frustrated Myles Garrett: "I would’ve liked to see us stick to the run a little bit, but they saw differently."

The Browns want to open the 2029 NFL season in their new indoor suburban stadium, but the deal struck with Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb provides some fudge room if the Brook Park stadium isn’t done in time.

Blake Whiteheart, who was limited this week with a shoulder injury, will likely step up in Njoku’s absence.

The Browns defense may not want to point fingers, but it’s undeniable that the offense isn’t doing them many favors.

“It was kind of embarrassing that the National Football League, the best in the world, is playing on that grass for a game,” Bitonio said.

Even with a rough start, the Browns’ locker room is holding steady, looking for a way out. Picture: John Kuntz, cleveland.com 

The Browns’ struggles to get wins and rediscover a winning mindset are taking a toll on the players. Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com 

🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/y4hbol "Before you start making plans to visit a pumpkin patch, though, consider that this game might matter a lot, especially to the Browns. And, no, we’re not talking about draft position," writes Browns beat reporter Dan Labbe.

Mary Kay Cabot: "The Browns offense has so many problems, another inexperienced rookie stepping into this challenged unit probably wouldn’t do any good."

OPINION: "Tomlin is so competitive that he can’t understand a transaction designed to do something other than maximize next week’s roster. He’s won enough games to validate his philosophy," writes columnist Jimmy Watkins.

Pressure's rising. Criticism’s loud. And Stefanski? He’s not listening to a word. Picture: AP

More than ever, it looks like the Browns will be moving after decades on the lakefront in two stadiums starting way back in 1946. Here’s what to know about the project and where things stand: https://l.cleveland.com/et6nc7 Photo: HKS, Haslam Sports Group

Disappointing: Bell's retirement puts an end to a promising career for the player known as Mr. Reliable to his coaches.

“I kept scrolling,” Chase told reporters.

“I didn’t get to see how upset he was. But, you know, I think he’s probably just playing the game a little bit and doing whatever he has to do,” Flacco told reporters.

"If you are a diehard fan, I think there are some reasons to tune in this season because it looks to me like a lot of these rookies from this year are going to be really good," beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot said on the "Orange and Brown Talk" podcast.

Pluto: "Tomlin probably can’t understand why a team basically gives up on a season after only five games. The Browns were 1-4 at the time of the deal. In  Pittsburgh, you never write off a season, period."

To highlight the Browns’ lack of Ws, local apparel and design company GV Art + Design on Monday released “Cleveland Bro ns” T-shirts – with the W intentionally missing.

Mayor Justin Bibb and the Haslams have reached a deal to build a new covered stadium in Brook Park — ending months of legal and political battles over the Browns’ plan to move off the downtown lakefront. Video: Paris McGee Jr, Cleveland.com

After months of drama, it’s official: Cleveland has dropped its fight. The Browns are heading to Brook Park and the city will receive $100M to help demolish the current lakefront stadium in return. Was that the right move for Cleveland? Photo: Joshua Gunter, clevelanddotcom

🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/vh4k1b  The long-running standoff between the city of Cleveland and Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam is officially over Photo: John Pana, cleveland.com

🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/qvyx22  The Cleveland Browns offense has become unwatchable, and the finger-pointing has officially reached the head coach. But Stefanski says he's not ready to give up play-calling just yet. Picture: John Kuntz, cleveland.com 

Following the Browns’ loss to Pittsburgh, our Facebook audience weighed in — and most weren’t impressed with Kevin Stefanski’s coaching. Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com

In just his second outing as the Browns’ starter, our Facebook audience didn’t hold back on grading Gabriel’s outing against Pittsburgh. Picture: Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com