Browns and Jets share a -13 point differential, 3 games apart in the standings

Cleveland sits at 5-2 while New York is 2-5

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Teams with exactly a -13 point differential this season Point Diff Record Browns -13 Via @PFF on X

What happened: Cleveland and New York each carry a point differential of exactly -13 this season, per PFF. The Browns are 5-2 and the Jets are 2-5.

Why it matters: The Browns have turned a negative margin into wins, including a 27-24 victory at Tennessee on Sunday that left them third in the standings. The Jets lost 28-25 to Miami the same day and are on a two-game skid, sitting 11th in the seed race.

By the numbers: Browns: -13 point differential, 5-2, two-game win streak, seed 3. Jets: -13 point differential, 2-5, two-game losing streak, seed 11.

What to watch: Both teams are weighing deadline decisions, with Cleveland's quarterback situation and New York's trade approach already in focus.

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@PFF 2026-10-27T13:05:05.016996+00:00

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Browns and Jets share a -13 point differential, 3 games apart in the standings

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