Odell Beckham has suffered a torn ACL and is out for the season.

Beckham had caught 23 balls fo 319 yards and three touchdowns to go with one rushing touchdown in his second season with the Cleveland Browns.

In 2019, Beckham caught 74 balls for 1,035 yards and four touchdowns.

Beckham turns 28 in November.

The Cleveland Browns are 4-2, but it doesn't feel that way after last week's 38-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

"The feeling throughout [our] building after that loss -- 4-2 has never felt so much like 0-6 before," Baker Mayfield said. "But that's because we have very high expectations for ourselves."

Beckham was visibly upset on the sideline during the loss to Pittsburgh.

"I'm pissed," Beckham said. "And at this point, I don't really care to keep trying to make myself look like a good guy to the world and all that s---. ... Tired of losing. Tired of losing to good teams."

The Browns last held a winning record during the 2014 season. They are two games over .500, but both losses have been blowouts to divisional opponents.

David Njoku would still like the Cleveland Browns to trade him by the Nov. 3 deadline.

Njoku initially asked to be traded on July 3rd, but then rescinded the request on August 1st.

Njoku was a first round pick in 2017.

Nick Chubb will miss several weeks after suffering an MCL injury in his right knee.

Doctors believe Chubb will likely miss approximately six weeks.

"What that ends up being, I don't know," Kevin Stefanski said, when asked if the six-week timetable was accurate. "I know Nick Chubb, and I wouldn't put a time frame on it yet.

"Knowing Nick, he's gonna work very hard in rehab. I know that's hard to see your teammate go down like that; but knowing Nick, he will work his butt off to get back."

Kareem Hunt is expected to take over as Cleveland's primary running back with Chubb out.