The Cleveland Browns can still make the 2026 NFL playoffs.
Record: 3-1. Place in the AFC North: 1 of 4. They can still win the AFC North. If the season ended today they would be the number 4 seed in the AFC. Winning every game left would put them in the playoffs whatever happens elsewhere. They can finish with 16 wins at most.
Games left
| Week | Opponent |
|---|---|
| 5 · 11 Oct | at New York Jets |
| 6 · 18 Oct | vs Baltimore Ravens |
| 7 · 25 Oct | at Tennessee Titans |
| 8 · 1 Nov | at Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 9 · 8 Nov | at New Orleans Saints |
| 10 · 15 Nov | vs Houston Texans |
| 12 · 29 Nov | vs Las Vegas Raiders |
| 13 · 6 Dec | vs Cincinnati Bengals |
| 14 · 13 Dec | vs Atlanta Falcons |
| 15 · 20 Dec | at New York Giants |
| 16 · 27 Dec | at Baltimore Ravens |
| 17 · 3 Jan | vs Indianapolis Colts |
| 18 · 10 Jan | at Cincinnati Bengals |
Results
| Week | Opponent | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | at Jacksonville Jaguars | Lost 10-34 |
| 2 | at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Won 23-19 |
| 3 | vs Carolina Panthers | Won 21-18 |
| 4 | vs Pittsburgh Steelers | Won 27-24 |
Quick answers
- Can the Cleveland Browns still make the 2026 NFL playoffs?
- The Cleveland Browns can still make the 2026 NFL playoffs. If the season ended today they would be the number 4 seed in the AFC. Winning every game left would put them in the playoffs whatever happens elsewhere.
- What is the Cleveland Browns record in 2026?
- Record: 3-1. Place in the AFC North: 1 of 4.
- How is this calculated?
- A team is counted as still in the hunt when at least one set of results for the games left would put it in the playoffs, as division winner or wild card, taking into account that its rivals also play each other. It is counted as clinched only when no set of results can keep it out. Teams are compared on wins, a tie counting as half a win. While games remain, the league's tie-breakers are not used for this: teams level on record are treated cautiously, level being enough to stay in and never enough to clinch. The tie-breakers (head-to-head, division and conference records, common games, strength of victory and of schedule, points) give the order of the tables, the seeds if the season ended today and, once every game is played, the final field. Scores come from the nflverse project.