Dustin Hopkins has had a challenging season, struggling with a field goal percentage of just 65.4% and an 84.2% success rate on extra-point attempts. His limited scoring opportunities have been a result of the Browns' struggling offense, which has failed to score more than seven points in their last three games. Heading into a matchup against the Ravens, who have allowed the second-fewest fantasy points to kickers in recent weeks, Hopkins is advised to be benched due to the high risk of scoring zero points.

Dustin Hopkins returns to the lineup after a week off to address a troubling slump, having missed six of his last nine field goal attempts. Despite his struggles, the Browns remain committed to him, having signed him to a three-year, $15.9 million contract extension last summer, indicating their belief in his ability to work through this challenging period.

Dustin Hopkins has struggled this season, converting only 16 of his 25 field goal attempts and missing two extra points out of 18 tries. His inconsistent performance has led the Browns to consider alternative options for the kicker position, especially with Patterson's potential.

Dustin Hopkins has been struggling this season, missing an NFL-high nine field goal attempts. Following his performance in Week 14, where he missed two kicks in a loss to the Steelers, the Browns have decided to replace him with Riley Patterson, who was recently signed from the practice squad.

Dustin Hopkins is inactive for the Week 15 matchup against the Chiefs, adding to the Browns' list of key absences as they look to compete despite a challenging season.