Odell Beckham may have tipped the Browns’ first regular season opponent."

/>Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteDawgs EDTShareTweetShareShareCould the Browns be opening the regular season against the Jets in Week 1?David Dermer-USA TODAY SportsThe 2019 NFL regular season will likely be announced within a week or so Denzel Ward Jersey , but it sounds like some players have already gotten a peek at part of it. Last night on social media, new Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. may have given away who Cleveland will be facing in Week 1:It’s the type of tweet that reads, “Wow, after all of the crazy changes to my football life the past month, I’ll be headed right back to New York in Week 1.” The Browns don’t play the Giants this season, but they do play the Jets at MetLife Stadium, where Beckham has played his entire career.Further fueling speculation came when Jets safety posted a picture of the team’s new uniforms on Instagram, and then Beckham commented with, “See you [in] Week 1.”Some fans wanted to see the Browns vs. Patriots right off the bat, but the limelight for Cleveland’s first game could still be pretty big. The NFL is already celebrating their 100th season by featuring the Packers and Bears rivalry in the opening game. This would be the 50th anniversary of Monday Night Football, and the very first Monday Night Football game was between the Jets and Browns. Therefore, it has been speculated that the Browns will face the Jets on Monday Night Football in Week 1 — for the East Coast game at 7 PM. Add in the fact that both teams have promising young quarterbacks and other buzz-worthy players (Beckham for the Browns and Le’Veon Bell for the Jets), and you’ve got your game. Cleveland would also be going up against their defensive coordinator and interim head coach from a year ago Trevon Coley Color Rush Jersey , Gregg Williams.What do you think of the possibility of the Browns vs. Jets being featured on Monday Night Football in Week 1? The Cleveland Browns will have six games remaining in the 2018 regular season when they take the field next Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.At 3-6-1, looking to double their win total by the end of the season seems like not only an admirable goal, but also a realistic one. The Browns still have the two games against the Bengals, and single games against the Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Denver Broncos and Houston Texans. The Bengals have been harsh on the Browns in recent years, winning seven in a row and only failing to score 30 points once in that span, but Cincinnati is currently falling apart, so a split of those games should be doable. Chalk up a win against the Ravens in the season finale, and find one win against the Panthers, Broncos or Texans, and suddenly the Browns have their second-highest win total since 2007. That would be a respectable way to head into the off-season, but the Browns may be looking for more than just respectable https://www.brownsfanshop.com/Duke-Johnson-Jersey , according to wide receiver Rashard Higgins. TMZ Sports caught up with the third-year wide receiver during the bye week and Higgins says the Browns have not given up on the idea of making the playoffs this season. He also warned doubters that they should not “sleep on us ... we’re gonna make them believe at the end of the day.”Your browser does not support HTML5 video.If you pencil in the Kansas City Chiefs (9-1 heading into today’s games), the Los Angeles Chargers (7-2), New England Patriots (7-3), Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2-1) and the winner of the AFC South (currently the Texans at 6-3), that only leaves one playoff spot for the taking.There is not a formidable team standing between the Browns and that last playoff spot as the group of four- and five-win teams include the Bengals, Tennessee Titans, Miami Dolphins, Ravens and Indianapolis Colts.The Browns would likely have to run the table for a chance at a playoff spot, however, and even a 9-6-1 record may not be enough to pull off the trick. (Although that record would get the Browns in over a 9-7 team thanks to the season-opening tie.)So while it might be a long shot, it is refreshing to be at least entertaining the thought of a Browns playoff push in the middle of November.