Jerry Jeudy has struggled throughout the first quarter of this Cleveland Browns season, but he's still optimistic about his rookie quarterback.

Jeudy remained limited at practice Friday after a DNP on Wednesday and limited session Thursday, but he evidently showed Cleveland's staff enough to avoid a Week 8 injury designation. He has caught only 22 of 52 targets for 257 yards this season, with both poor quarterback play and Jeudy's own drops contributing to his underwhelming stat line.

The Third Saturday in October is a rivalry that never ends for fans and players of Alabama and Tennessee. The Crimson Tide beat the Volunteers 37-20 last week, pushing their all-time series record to 60-40-7.

The Cleveland Browns sent a firm message to wide receiver Jerry Jeudy after an early selfish play against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Browns are back on the practice field on Wednesday, and they got a boost with the return of David Njoku. However, Jerry Jeudy was out.

The Cleveland Browns have made significant changes to the quarterback room over the last few days, however, rookie Shedeur Sanders' role with the team remains murky.

Cleveland Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy addressed the team's constant quarterback changes and turning to rookie Dillon Gabriel.

Jeudy (knee) didn't practice Wednesday, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports. He was listed with a knee injury last week, logging limited practices Wednesday and Thursday before returning to full participation Friday and avoiding a game designation.

According to Sportradar, Jeudy has eight dropped passes. Four of his past eight games, have featured multiple drops, including three in last Sunday’s 23-9 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. It is the fourth time an NFL receiver has had at least eight drops in the first six games since Sportradar started tracking dropped passes in 2009.

A FOX broadcaster with some history with Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy will be calling the upcoming game against the New England Patriots.