The Cleveland Browns host the Carolina Panthers in Week 3 of the NFL regular season at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio, with kickoff scheduled for Sunday, September 27, 2026, at 7:00 PM CET. The matchup brings together two franchises following distinct early-season trajectories under head coaches Todd Monken and Dave Canales.
How to Watch Cleveland Browns vs. Carolina Panthers
Fans in the United States can watch the game live on FOX, the Fox Sports App, NFL+, NFL Sunday Ticket, or via streaming services like Fubo. International viewers can access the game through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which holds the official rights to broadcast every game of the 2026–27 NFL season live and on demand.
Team News and Roster Updates for Cleveland Browns
The Browns, under head coach Todd Monken, are looking to establish their ground game behind rookie Quinshon Judkins. Judkins experienced a slow start to the season due to run-blocking adjustments along the offensive line. Defensively, Cleveland carries a notable streak into Sunday: the team has gone 47 games without allowing a quarterback to throw for more than 300 yards.
Cleveland’s injury report presents several lineup questions ahead of kickoff. Offensive lineman Teven Jenkins did not practice during the week due to a back injury and is listed as highly questionable. Cornerback Tyson Campbell managed limited participation with ankle and hip issues but is expected to play. Safety Grant Delpit, linebacker Quincy Williams, and defensive tackle Mason Graham all saw limited practice time during the week. Offensive lineman Tytus Howard also practiced on a limited basis due to a knee injury but is projected to anchor the line.
Carolina Panthers Offense and Injury Concerns
Under head coach Dave Canales, Carolina’s offense has produced high-volume output through the air. Bryce Young currently leads the NFL in passing yards per game with an average of 312.5 yards. However, depth remains a significant concern for the Panthers on both sides of the ball.

The Panthers’ backfield takes a heavy hit with running back Jonathon Brooks placed on injured reserve due to a groin injury. Backup running back Trevor Etienne is also sidelined on injured reserve, leaving Chuba Hubbard to handle the primary rushing load. On defense, linebacker Devin Lloyd missed practice during the week with a calf injury.
Broadcast Options and International Streaming
For viewers watching internationally, DAZN offers the NFL Game Pass in two main subscription tiers: Season Pro Regular and Season Pro Ultimate. The Regular tier costs either a single upfront payment of €199.99 or €19.99 per month over 12 months. The Ultimate tier is priced at €229.99 for an annual advance payment or €23.99 per month. Ultimate subscribers receive enhanced features such as Multiview screen sharing for up to four games, HDR video quality with Dolby 5.1 surround sound, and alternative commentary feeds like the ManningCast.
Regional broadcast availability and streaming platforms may vary based on geographic location. Viewers traveling abroad frequently utilize encrypted virtual private network services, such as NordVPN, to access their home streaming subscriptions securely.
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