The Cleveland Browns secured a 24-19 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in a snowy matchup at Huntington Bank Field. Both teams faced challenges on the ground, but quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston found success in the air, with Wilson throwing for 270 yards and a touchdown, while Winston recorded 219 yards and an interception.

Nick Herbig of the Steelers was highlighted as the standout player despite the loss, achieving a remarkable pass-rush win rate and contributing significantly in both pass-rushing and run defense.

The Cleveland Browns' loss to the Los Angeles Chargers solidified their position as sellers ahead of the NFL trade deadline. With a record of 2-7, the team is expected to trade key players, including Za'Darius Smith, Greg Newsome, and potentially even stars like Nick Chubb and David Njoku.

Despite a brief glimmer of hope from Jameis Winston's previous performance, the Browns' struggles indicate a need for a major roster overhaul. The focus should now shift to securing a high draft pick for future rebuilding efforts.

The Cleveland Browns' season is virtually over with a 1-6 record and Deshaun Watson out for the year. However, fans can still look forward to the future by watching key players who may shape the team's long-term prospects.

Cedric Tillman, the wide receiver, has the opportunity to step up after Amari Cooper's trade, especially following a strong performance against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Defensive end Isaiah McGuire is also set to see increased playing time due to injuries and potential trades of other defensive linemen.

Lastly, cornerback Cameron Mitchell could become a significant contributor if the team decides to trade Greg Newsome II, who is under trade speculation.

Recent trade rumors surrounding the Cleveland Browns have primarily focused on wide receiver Amari Cooper, but other players may also be on the move before the NFL trade deadline on November 5th.

Defensive players Dalvin Tomlinson and Shelby Harris have emerged as potential trade candidates. Tomlinson, a veteran with a reasonable contract, has recorded eight tackles and 1.5 sacks this season. Harris, who has 12 tackles and a forced fumble, might be even more appealing due to his recent small contract.

While the Browns hope to turn their season around, trading these players for draft capital could be a viable option if their performance does not improve.