4 years agoThe Cleveland Browns Defense has gotten off to a strong start in 2020 when it comes to sacking the opposing quarterback, even if other areas have been lacking. With 11 sacks through its first four games, Cleveland has been able to somewhat offset its 31.5 points per game allowed average through constant pressure. Five of those sacks belong to Myles Garrett, who leads the league, and with no Anthony Castonzo on the offensive line to stunt Garrett’s rush to the passer, he may have some free reign. While there are likely better options available in most season-long formats, Cleveland's defense carries ample DFS appeal in GPP formats due to its run of the mill price tag.--Jesse Borek
Source: ESPN