The Cleveland Browns may have hit rock bottom on Sunday. Losing to the New York Jets may have been a new low, especially considering that the Jets had just traded their two best defensive players and the Browns were coming off a bye week.
That’s why it’s not much of a surprise to see that Browns ticket prices are starting to plummet. If anything, it’s surprising that it didn’t happen sooner.
As shown by Mikey on X, tickets for Sunday’s home game against the Baltimore Ravens are as cheap as nine dollars. That’s a great deal to watch Myles Garrett and Lamar Jackson square off live.
“Browns tickets to Sundays game have dropped to NINE dollars. It is less expensive to go watch Myles Garrett and Lamar Jackson battle it out, than it is to go to your local McDonald’s and pick up a Quarter Pounder,” via Mikey on X.
UPDATE: #Browns tickets to Sundays game have dropped to NINE dollars…
It is less expensive to go watch Myles Garrett and Lamar Jackson battle it out, than it is to go to your local McDonald’s and pick up a Quarter Pounder.
Notably, this is a testament to how the fans feel about the current direction the organization has taken. There doesn’t seem to be any type of accountability, and the fans may have had enough of this.
Of course, the fans will always root for their team, but this is the best way to send a message. They’re essentially letting the front office know that the product isn’t worth watching; it’s not even worth the drive.
There will always be reasons to watch football live, and there’s no way to compare that experience to watching at home. Still, it’s about time there’s some accountability for the Browns.
This team has a solid foundation of young players. But unless they get a quarterback and some sort of functioning offense, things just aren’t going to get much better.
The San Francisco 49ers haven’t exactly been dealt a fantastic hand in the 2025 campaign, but they have managed to weather a storm of injuries and post a 6-3 record through their first nine games. If the team intends to go on a deep playoff run, it could benefit from getting healthy before the regular season comes to a close.
For a couple of weeks, quarterback Brock Purdy and wide receiver Ricky Pearsall have been missing action for the Niners, with the team being relatively murky when it comes to when they could return. Ahead of Week 11, though, head coach Kyle Shanahan provided a pair of encouraging injury updates regarding these guys that will surely catch attention.
Considering all the other injuries the Niners are dealing with, getting Purdy and Pearsall back soon would be a huge win for the team. Mac Jones has starred under center during Purdy’s extended absence, but it’s clear San Francisco’s ceiling is higher when its franchise quarterback is leading the offense and throwing to guys like Pearsall.
Purdy has been dealing with a bothersome turf toe injury that has limited him to just two games this season, while Pearsall has been forced to five games with a knee injury. Again, the 49ers have managed to stay afloat despite missing these two guys and several other key pieces on offense, but they are going to need all hands on deck when it comes to emerging from the extremely competitive NFC West division.
For the past couple of weeks, Purdy has appeared to be making progress towards returning, while Pearsall’s status has been a bit more up in the air. On Wednesday, though, Shanahan revealed that Purdy has a shot to play in Week 11 and that Pearsall has been given the green light to practice by the team’s trainers.
“Per Kyle Shanahan today: Brock Purdy ‘should have a good chance to play’ if he continues making progress this week. Ricky Pearsall is ‘healthy and good to go’ according to trainers,” Yahoo Sports shared in a post on X.
Both Purdy and Pearsall logged limited practices on Wednesday, which is a step in the right direction considering how much time they have missed. It will be important for them to not just stay on the field over the next two days, but also to make progress in their respective recoveries and prove to the coaching staff that they are ready to play in a real game.
After getting handed a 42-26 defeat by the Los Angeles Rams in Week 10, the 49ers will be intent on getting back in the win column in Week 11. The good news for them is that they have a matchup against a struggling Arizona Cardinals team that is also dealing with several tough injuries. Kickoff for this important divisional clash is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. ET on Sunday afternoon.