Browns ranked last in ESPN's NFL entertainment value for second year
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 1:10 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
The Cleveland Browns have been ranked as the least watchable team in the NFL by ESPN for the second consecutive year. In a recent report, they finished last behind teams like the Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans. The absence of key players and a lack of compelling narratives have contributed to this ranking. Shedeur Sanders, who previously brought attention to the team during his rookie season, faces the challenge of maintaining viewer interest without fresh storylines. The Browns look to develop young talent and generate excitement for the upcoming season.
- •Browns finished No. 32 in ESPN's entertainment ranking.
- •Myles Garrett's departure impacts team appeal.
- •Shedeur Sanders held previous interest but lacks novelty this season.
- •Rookie Denzel Boston offers potential for improvement in watchability.
- •Browns aim to build a more exciting offensive strategy.
- 1:10 PMYahoo Sports — Shedeur Sanders cannot save Browns from brutal ESPN ranking
"Shedeur Sanders gave Cleveland one must-watch moment last season, but ESPN still returned the Browns to the bottom of its NFL entertainment ranking.
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