The Chargers are averaging 41 points during their last two games. The well-balanced Chargers attack is going to produce a large share of points against an overworked Cleveland defense that no longer has its best defensive back (traded Joe Haden) and linebacker (injured Jamie Collins.)

Cleveland ranks 30th in scoring defense giving up 26.3 points a game. The Chargers may even try to pour it on the Browns being in revenge mode. The Browns upset the Chargers for their only victory last season.

The key is having the Browns produce points. I believe they will be more offensive-minded this week. DeShone Kizer can move the ball and is a running threat. He finally has two quality wide receiving targets with Corey Coleman and Josh Gordon set to make his season debut. The Browns also have one of the better receiving running backs in the NFL in Duke Johnson.