D’Onta Foreman significantly increased his involvement in the Browns' offense this week, transitioning the backfield into a three-man committee. After minimal usage in Week 1, he played a substantial role, starting with seven snaps on the first drive. In the first half, he had 12 snaps compared to Jerome Ford's 14, while Pierre Strong Jr. contributed nine before suffering an injury. Foreman ultimately outpaced Ford in carries and was involved in goal-line situations, making him a potential waiver-wire pickup. However, trusting either running back moving forward could be challenging, despite Foreman's opportunity to capitalize on goal-line work for touchdowns.