The Browns represent the other four NFL teams that have to give up a home game to play abroad. It's a significant disadvantage, especially for a Browns squad that will only play in Cleveland three times after Week 7. Hue Jackson's untested quarterback to be named later starts out of the gate with division rivals Pittsburgh and Baltimore, and closes the season with two road games. The AFC North schedule is difficult, especially when Cleveland is the only team in the division that doesn't get to play Cleveland. Finally, the Browns and Jaguars suffer the indignity of being the only two squads without a prime-time game scheduled. That's a bummer for fans.