Garrett Bush of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show and Jeff Lloyd of the Locked On Browns Podcast joined Locked On Falcons Podcast Host Aaron Freeman for the discuss the Browns vs. Falcons Preview | Can The Browns Win Without Myles Garrett On The Road? This NFL Week 4 cross-conference matchup has plenty of sports betting potential as the AFC North ruling Cleveland Browns face off against the NFC South’s Atlanta Falcons, two teams with impressive rushing attacks led by quarterbacks looking to find their next football franchise. The 2-1 Cleveland Browns should be undefeated were it not for a serious miscommunication in their Week 2 defense against the NY Jets, but still they sit atop the AFC North as their temporary QB Jacoby Brissett rocks and their two star RBs Nick, Chubb and Kareem Hunt, roll. Last week, the Atlanta Falcons won their first game of the season thanks to great production from dual threat RB Cordarrelle Patterson (18 touches, 153 total yds, TD) helping his QB Marcus Mariota during his NFL rebirth along with TE Kyle Pitts and rookie WR Drake London.Cleveland Browns vs Atlanta Falcons PredictionsCan the Falcons Defense Handle the Browns’ Offensive Weapons?Atlanta Falcons DC Dean Pees will have his hands full game planning against this multi-talented Cleveland Browns offense that can hurt you with deep threat receiver Cooper, field slashing TE Njoku, or the two-headed backfield rushing monster nicknamed CHUNT, RBs Chubb and Hunt. Collectively, they are all a problem for the Falcons to consider, their defensive front line also about to get hammered by one of the top NFL lines featuring All-Pro guard Joel Bitonio, so DE Ta’Quon Graham and his D-line have to hope that their secondary can hold their coverage. The Falcons defense is ranked 20th in the league, allowing teams to score 27 points and gain over 380 total yards per game, a squad that will have to multi-task on Sunday as they defend against the Browns’ top-5 multi-functional offensive attack that hits hard from everywhere.Browns Key Player: (DE) Myles GarrettAll eyes are on Browns star DE Myles Garrett who was in an automobile accident earlier this week that totaled his Porsche but left him with no life-threatening injuries after he swerved to avoid hitting an animal, so right now he is listed as questionable to play on Sunday. Assuming Garrett does suit up in Atlanta, what he brings to the defense is a bone-crushing attack at the line where he runs circles around offensive tackles and guards as his body stays horizontal to the turf and his long arms take QBs down, so far with 3 sacks on the season.Garrett only needs one more sack to become the Browns franchise sack leader and, with Falcons QB Mariota having already been sacked 6 times this season (three times in each of the last two games), it’s highly likely that Myles will earn that all-time Browns distinction on Sunday.Falcons Key Player: (QB) Marcus MariotaAfter the Atlanta Falcons moved on from longtime franchise QB Matt Ryan (Indy Colts) in the offseason, backup Marcus Mariota was named starter under center, a veteran team leader who started in league as a Tennessee Titan who is no doubt thrilled to have another shot at a team.This is Mariota’s 8th NFL season and the former Oregon star and Heisman Trophy winner will turn 29 right before Halloween this year, a 6’ 4” 222-pound scrambler from Hawaii already with impressive career stats – 80 TDs for 14,077 yards and 48 INTs completing 63% of his passes. Mariota can also hurt you with his legs having posted 1,666 rushing yards and 15 TDs over his eight pro seasons, so watch for him to run when he is not handing or throwing the ball to dual-threat RB Cordarrelle Patterson or hitting TE Kyle Pitts for the checkdown YAC opportunity.#browns #nfl #clevelandbrowns #falcons #atlantafalcons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices