​EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY – NOVEMBER 09: Quinshon Judkins #10 of the Cleveland Browns carries the ball against Tony Adams #22 of the New York Jets during the first half in the game at MetLife Stadium on November 09, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Evan Bernstein/Getty Images) | Getty Images The New York Jets return home on Sunday, looking to avoid their third four-game losing streak in Aaron Glenn’s first 22 games as head coach against the surprising 3-1 Cleveland Browns.New York has won three of their last four games against Cleveland, including a 27-20 win last season.Let’s break down the Browns’ roster going position by position:QuarterbacksThe controversial Deshaun Watson has rebounded from a shaky start to the season to lead the Browns to three straight wins by a total of 10 points. He has a quarterback rating of over 100 and has rushed for 10 first downs.However, he’s averaging just 214 passing yards per game and has been sacked 11 times with two interceptions and three fumbles.After going 3-4 as a starter last season, with 10 interceptions, Shedeur Sanders is now back to being the number two.Sixth round rookie Taylen Green has been the number three, although Dillon Gabriel was activated for practice from injured reserve this week. He will presumably replace Green on the roster soon, but not this weekend.Offensive LineThe Browns have completely overhauled their starting offensive line since last season. Left tackle Spencer Fano was drafted in the first round and right guard Austin Barber was drafted in the third round, joining three veteran additions as the new starting group.At right tackle is Tytus Howard, who was acquired via trade. He has five penalties in four games so far this season. The left guard is Zion Johnson, who was a free agency signing who was previously with the Chargers. Center Elgton Jenkins, who will be making his return after missing last Thursday night’s win over the Steelers, was signed in March after his release from the Packers.The bench at least has a familiar look, as Luke Wypler, Dawand Jones and Teven Jenkins all started games for the Browns last year with Wypler also having started the last game at center. In addition, Zak Zinter has been with the team for three years, although he didn’t start in any of his four appearances last season. All three of his NFL starts were in his rookie year.(Teven) Jenkins has been ruled out of Sunday’s game but the other offensive lineman on the roster, fifth round rookie Parker Brailsford, will probably still be inactive.Running BacksThe Browns’ lead back is Quinshon Judkins, who racked up 827 yards and seven touchdowns last season despite only playing in 14 games. He’s off to a bit of a slow start this year, though, as he averages just 3.0 yards per carry.Raheim Sanders only has six carries as the number two, but he’s used a lot in the passing game and has combined with Judkins for 25 catches in the first four games.The number three back is