Jets vs Browns live score: Highlights and analysis of "Thursday Night Football"

The Jets lead the Browns 7-0 at 13:31 of the 2nd quarter: After a stroke of luck, the Jets are well placed to score here. And they do it, in the first game of the second quarter, with Crowell in a 7-yard touchdown for the first points of the game. The extra point is good! And if you blink, you also missed the next Browns player, which was completed very quickly as a 3-out.

Browns, Jets tied at the end of the 1st quarter: A quick run of 22 yards run by Carlos Hyde puts the Browns well in value. But they can not convert a 3rd and 2nd because of a bag, and the punt is blocked! The jets recover and recover the ball on Cleveland's 28-yard line! Darnold throws an incomplete sail, then Crowell loses a yard running. On 3 and 11, the Jets do not take the safe option, Darnold hitting Enunwa. Enunwa wins 16 yards, giving the Jets another run in the red zone. And the first quarter ends. Also: there is apparently an opossum in the audience, of course.

Browns, Jets tied at 0 with 4:32 left in the 1st quarter: That's another hat-trick for the Browns, and the Jets take their own 11-yard line. Until now, the Jets can not start in good position on the field, while the Browns are unable to capitalize. Darnold casts an incomplete spell, then finds Enunwa for a 14-yard gain and a first setback. He then becomes incomplete for Pryor, and Powell runs without gain, establishing a 3rd and long. The Jets make a pass, but Darnold is sacked as he passes through the pocket. Garrett is the one who gets to him!

Browns, Jets tied at 0 with 9:11 left at 1st quarter: After the Cleveland 3-out to start the game, the Jets responded in kind with one of their own. The Browns then landed their first run, but could not convert their second attempt to third, giving the Jets the ball at their own 1-meter line. Not surprisingly, it's also a quick 3-out. This one is exciting!

Browns, Jets tied at 0 with 14:05 left in the 1st quarter: The Jets won the draw and deferred, so Cleveland will kick off. He's coming off the back of the end zone, so Cleveland will start his own 25-yard line. Taylor is incomplete on the first try, then scrapes just 2 meters off the ground. This is a third time down, but Taylor can not find Calloway for the first time in depth. A quick 3-out for the Browns.

After nearly starting their season with a 0-0-2 record, the Cleveland Browns will try their first win of the season by hosting the New York Jets on Thursday night football. The game is scheduled for 8:20 ET from FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, broadcast by NFL Network (live streaming via FuboTV, NFL, Yahoo Sports).

The Browns tied in overtime against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first week, before qualifying for extra time against the New Orleans Saints in the second week. 48-17) and a loss close to the Miami Dolphins at home in Week 2.

Sam Darnold completed 66.1 percent of his passes for 532 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions in his young NFL career. He was assisted by 211 yards by the Jets as a team.

Below you will find everything you need to know to follow the action.

• Time: ET20:20
• Location: FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio
• TV: NFL Network
• Diffusion: FuboTV, NFL, Yahoo Sports
• odds: The Browns opened the favorites at 3.5 points for the game.

• It's an active week for the Browns. First, they gave up kicker Zane Gonzalez, who missed four kicks – two field goals and two more points – in the loss to Cleveland's second week against the Saints. Then they signed Greg Joseph to replace him.
• They also traded receiver Josh Gordon to the Patriots. Gordon is a wide gambler, but seems to have been unwelcome in Cleveland. He did not show up for the second week and the team said they would have released him if they could not find a business partner. The Jets will be happy not to have to see him on Thursday.
• In a corresponding move, the Browns went out and signed with veteran receiver Rod Streater.
• On the injury front, the Jets will be unsecured Marcus Maye for the third consecutive game, and tight back Neal Sterling is also missing.
• For the Browns, Seth DeValve and Emmanuel Ogbah are listed as having gone out, Christian Kirksey being dubious. More troubling, however, is the fact that receiver Jarvis Landry and safety teammate Damarious Randall are considered dubious.

Of the seven experts who participated in Week 3 games for SB Nation, four of them think the Browns will win their first win in a long time. The other three choose the Jets, while the coin flip lands on Jets. The computer OddsShark goes with the majority and chooses Cleveland.