Cleveland Browns Fans Discuss Jerry Jeudy's Struggles This Season

CLEVELAND, Ohio. In this week's edition of Hey, Mary Kay!, questions about Jerry Jeudy's struggles this season were addressed. According to Mary Kay, Jeudy's performance issues are primarily a result of the Browns' 31st-ranked passing game rather than his own abilities.

She compared his situation to that of Justin Jefferson, who, despite being the 2022 NFL Offensive Player of the Year, is experiencing a drop in performance due to similar struggles with his team. Jeudy, who is expected to be a 2024 Pro Bowler, hasn't forgotten how to play football, and his revival may depend on improved quarterback play for the Browns.

Additionally, Mary Kay discussed Shedeur Sanders, suggesting that he needs to distribute the ball more effectively among all his pass-catchers, including Cedric Tillman and David Njoku, to establish a more dynamic offense.

She also commented on the differences between the Browns and the Patriots, attributing the Patriots' success this season to the development of quarterback Drake Maye, who is performing exceptionally well under coach Mike Vrabel.

Mary Kay emphasized that the Browns will only find success when they secure a capable quarterback. Another fan question focused on special teams coordinator Bubba Ventrone, with Mary Kay indicating that the Browns would likely not fire him mid-season unless there were significant failures.

The discussion shifted to Andrew Berry, the Browns' general manager, with fans expressing varying opinions on his roster-building abilities, to which Mary Kay agreed that this year's draft class has been exceptional, potentially forming the foundation for future success.

Finally, in response to a question about quarterback plans for next year, Mary Kay reiterated the importance of securing a winning quarterback to capitalize on the team's strong defense and indicated that the Browns must find a solution to avoid wasting another season.