CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns will open the season with the Battle of Ohio — at home against the Bengals on Sept. 7 — and close against them in Week 18. But the NFL schedule-makers weren’t impressed with the 3-14 Browns last season and kept them off of prime time this season.

Cleveland Browns schedule is out! Check out the full list of games and projected win-loss record for the upcoming NFL season.

Turns out, going 3-14 and having no clear answer at quarterback doesn't make a team a big prime-time draw. Outside of the game in London against the Minnesota Vikings, the Browns have no current prime-time kickoffs, and only two 4 p.m. games, one of which is in Las Vegas.