The Cleveland Browns win against the Miami Dolphins likely won't stop them from selling at the NFL trade deadline.

Cleveland's defensive dominance against Miami reveals a frustrating identity crisis that threatens the Browns' potential despite shutting down Tua and the Dolphins offense.

The Cleveland Browns have a clear identity and that showed again during their Week 7 win over the Miami Dolphins. Cleveland has what can be an elite defense on one side of the ball, and a terrible offense on the other side of it.

The Browns defense did a number of things really well against Miami, so much so that coordinator Jim Schwartz was given a game ball ... shirtless.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns did a lot of things well defensively on Sunday against the Dolphins. Did it feel like a case of them imposing their will on a team?

The Sun Sentinel’s report card from a disastrous Miami Dolphins blowout loss to the Cleveland Browns that only intensifies the noise surrounding the regime.

Ready to do some overreacting? Well, here are three overreactions to the Browns' game against the Dolphins in Cleveland.

But with 10 games to play, the Steelers only lead Cleveland by 2.5 games in the AFC North. Pittsburgh plays five teams with winning records in the next six weeks. Cleveland plays four of the league’s 10 worst teams (records as of Sunday morning) during the same span.