The Cleveland Browns head to Cincinnati today to play the Bengals for the last game of their 2025 campaign, and there are a handful of things to keep an eye on.<\/p>\n
Raheim Sanders to get a bulk of the workload?<\/p>\n
Cleveland already knows what it has in both Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson going forward, but Sanders hasn\u2019t really been involved in 2025 except for the Buffalo game<\/a>, when he had 11 carries.<\/p>\n The team absolutely has to figure out what they have in him heading into the offseason. So far, he\u2019s proven to be a decent short-yardage back who can drag defenders for an extra yard or two after contact. Yes, that\u2019s an excellent skillset to have, but Cleveland could want a more well-rounded back to be RB3 in 2026.<\/p>\n It would be great to see Sanders get 10+ carries again today and get targeted a couple of times in the passing game.<\/p>\n Blake Whiteheart\u2019s overall performance<\/p>\n Whiteheart has been an underrated player for Cleveland when on the field since joining the team in 2024. Though he\u2019s technically garnered a few starts when the Browns have opened games in 12P packages this season, he\u2019ll have the chance to legitimately operate as the starter today with both Harold Fannin Jr. and David Njoku both out.<\/p>\n Seeing whether or not Whiteheart can be productive as the de facto TE1 today could be crucial to his future with the team.<\/p>\n Will Kendrick Green get some decent reps?<\/p>\n