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Cleveland Browns 2015 NFL Schedule: Dates, Game Times, Strength of Schedule, and More

By Chris Pokorny
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Here is the Cleveland Browns' 2015 NFL Schedule:

Week Date Away Home Time TV
1 9/13/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. New York Jets
 1:00 PM CBS
2 9/20/2015 Tennessee Titans
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM CBS
3 9/27/2015 Oakland Raiders
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM CBS
4 10/4/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. San Diego Chargers
 4:05 PM CBS
5 10/11/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens
 1:00 PM CBS
6 10/18/2015 Denver Broncos
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM CBS
7 10/25/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. St. Louis Rams
 1:00 PM CBS
8 11/1/2015 Arizona Cardinals
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM FOX
9 11/5/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals 8:25 PM NFLN
10 11/15/2015 Cleveland Browns vs.
 Pittsburgh Steelers
 1:00 PM CBS
11 BYE

1:00 PM CBS
12 11/30/2015 Baltimore Ravens
 vs. Cleveland Browns 8:30 PM ESPN
13 12/6/2015 Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM CBS
14 12/13/2015 San Francisco 49ers
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM FOX
15 12/20/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. Seattle Seahawks
 4:05 PM FOX
16 12/27/2015 Cleveland Browns vs. Kansas City Chiefs
 1:00 PM CBS
17 1/3/2016 Pittsburgh Steelers
 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM CBS

  • According to ESPN, the Browns have the 9th toughest schedule in the NFL in 2015, based on strength of schedule. Cleveland has the 14th toughest home schedule and the 5th toughest road schedule.

  • The Browns open the season on the road against the Jets. This is the second year in a row that Cleveland will open on the road, and they'll be going against former cornerback Buster Skrine.

  • The home opener is against the Tennessee Titans in Week 2, followed by the Raiders in Week 3. If we're looking for a good start to the season, we couldn't ask for an easier start to the year.

  • Cleveland's bye comes in Week 11, leading up to three straight home games.

  • Cleveland finishes against the Pittsburgh Steelers, as they so often do. The Browns have two prime time games -- one in Week 9 on the road against the Bengals (Thursday Night Football), and then they will host a Monday Night Football game in Week 12 against the Ravens.

What do you guys think? Is there a certain game you know you'll be getting tickets for?

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