47 Joe Schobert MLB

Schobert recorded 13 tackles (eight solo) across 75 defensive snaps in Sunday's loss to the Steelers.

Schobert has now recorded double-digit tackles in back-to-back games and leads the team with 85 tackles on the season thus far. He'll look to keep his double-digit tackle streak alive Sunday when the Browns come to town.

Schobert had nine tackles (four solo) during Sunday's 24-20 loss at Green Bay.

Jacksonville helped keep Green Bay's run game (3.2 YPC) in check and did his part to keep his team within striking distance, but it wasn't enough to break the seven-game losing streak. Schobert leads the defense with 71 tackles (42 solo) and has a half-sack and an interception through nine games.

Schobert had nine tackles (three solo) during Sunday's 39-29 loss to the Chargers.

The Chargers' running backs had only 18 carries on 81 offensive plays, so Schobert did fairly well to still lead the team in tackles. The 26-year-old and Josh Jones are tied for the team lead with 56 total tackles heading into the bye week.

Schobert had 10 tackles (seven solo) and one interception during Sunday's 34 -16 loss to the Lions.

The 26-year-old played all 77 defensive snaps and snagged his first interception of the season early in the third quarter. Schobert is tied for the team lead with Josh Jones at 47 total tackles through six games.

Schobert had 10 tackles (six solo) during Sunday's 33-30 loss at Tennessee.

Myles Jack leads Jacksonville in tackles through the first two games of the season, but Schobert still has solid production with 18 total tackles to his name. Schobert exceeded 100 tackles in each of his final three seasons with the Browns and is on pace to do so again during his first season with the Jags.

The Jaguars and Schobert reached an agreement on a five-year, $53.75 million contract Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

A 2016 fourth-round pick, Schobert has been eminently productive the past three seasons, racking up at least 100 tackles on each occasion. Overall, he posted 380 tackles, eight sacks, seven forced fumbles and six interceptions in 45 games during that stretch. Upon joining the Jags, Schobert likely will settle in as the team's starting middle linebacker while Myles Jack (knee) shifts to the strong side.

Schobert is unlikely to be re-signed by the Browns and will become an unrestricted free agent, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

The 2016 fourth-round pick expressed optimism earlier in February about re-signing with Cleveland given the changes within the front office , but it doesn't appear those hopes will come to fruition. Schobert has played 61 of 64 games over his four years with the Browns and finished the 2019 campaign with 133 tackles (89 solo), two sacks, four interceptions and two forced fumbles.

Schobert is optimistic about re-signing with the Browns, SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.

Schobert said extension negotiations broke down with the old front-office regime, but he's hopeful things will go better in discussions with new GM Andrew Berry. The 26-year-old linebacker started 49 of 61 games over the course of his rookie contract, recording triple-digit tackles and multiple sacks each of the past three years. Schobert played 99 percent of defensive snaps in 2019 while leading the team in both tackles (133 total, 89 solo) and interceptions (four).

Schobert recorded eight tackles -- including one for a loss -- in a 33-23 loss to the Bengals in Week 17.

Schobert suited up in all 16 games and played all but seven defensive snaps in 2019, finishing with a team-high 133 tackles to go with two sacks, four interceptions, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. He can become an unrestricted free agent in March, though the Browns could look to retain him on a long-term contract extension. He recently told Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer that no offer has yet been made at this point, and that he prefers to remain in Cleveland. Before the Browns address re-signing Schobert, the organization will focus on searching for a new head coach and general manager.

Schobert recorded nine tackles (five solo) across 73 defensive snaps in Sunday's loss to the Ravens.

Schobert continues to rack up the tackles in 2019, as he now leads the team with 125 tackles (84) on the year. The linebacker will look to finish the season on a strong note Sunday against the Bengals.

Schobert had five tackles (three solo) during Sunday's loss to the Cardinals.

Schobert played every defensive snap for the third straight contest but had one of his less productive outings of the year Sunday. The 26-year-old has 116 tackles (79 solo), two sacks, four interceptions and two forced fumbles this season.

Schobert recorded seven tackles (four solo) in Sunday's 27-19 win over the Bengals.

It was Schobert's second straight game with seven tackles. He currently has 110 on the season and has an outside shot at his career high of 144.

Schobert recorded five tackles and four passes defensed, including two interceptions, in Sunday's 41-24 win over the Dolphins in Week 12.

Coming off what may have been his best game in a Week 11 win over the Steelers, Schobert battled through a groin injury to lead a Cleveland defense that was missing starters Myles Garrett (suspension), Olivier Vernon (knee) and Larry Ogunjobi (suspension) on its defensive line. Schobert, who entered the season with two interceptions over his first three years in the league, has recorded two picks in each of the last two games. He became just the sixth linebacker in NFL history to record at least two interceptions in consecutive games. He's scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in March 2020, though the Browns have been engaged in contract extension talks with the linebacker's agent.

Schobert (groin) is listed as active Week 12 against Miami.

Schobert showed in Week 11 why he's an elite IDP option as he recorded his fifth game with double-digit tackles on the season, in addition to two interceptions. He'll enter the matchup against Miami with 92 combined tackles, good for sixth in the NFL.

Schobert is questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins due to a groin injury, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Schobert was added to the injury report as a limited participant Thursday, but the fact that he practiced in full Friday puts him on track to play this weekend. The 26-year-old is coming off an impressive showing against the Steelers as he had 10 tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss and two interceptions.

Schobert recorded 10 tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss, two quarterback hits and two interceptions in Thursday's 21-7 win over the Steelers in Week 11.

Schobert takes a backseat in terms of hype to Cleveland's active defensive line, but he was the star Thursday. The interceptions were his first of the season, and this was his fifth double-digit tackle game of the season. He's in the final year of his contract and could become the next Brown to get locked up for additional years.

Schobert posted 11 tackles (eight solo) in Sunday's 27-13 loss to the Patriots.

This is the fourth time Schobert stacked up 10 or more tackles this year, and he ranks fourth in the league with 73 stops through seven contests. That puts him on pace to eclipse his previous career high of 144 tackles, and he remains a top-tier IDP asset as a result.

Schobert made 11 solo tackles in Monday's 31-3 loss to the 49ers.

Schobert led the Browns in tackles, and he tacked on one for a loss as well. He still hasn't missed a defensive snap this season, and he comes with a solid IDP floor with at least eight tackles in four of five games. However, the extracurricular stats come around sparingly with just one each of sacks, pass breakups and forced fumbles so far.

Schobert made 17 tackles -- two for a loss -- and a sack in Sunday's 40-25 win over Ravens.

This is Schobert's second double-digit tackle performance of the year, as he now has 44 stops through four games. He's a strong linebacker who doesn't often get sacks, so dropping Lamar Jackson was an added bonus for his fantasy owners. Schobert will look to keep it up in Week 5 versus the 49ers, who run the ball more than any team in the league (38 times per game).

Schobert finished Sunday's 20-13 loss to the Rams with six tackles (three solo) and a fumble recovery.

Schobert continues to pile up tackles in 2019 and now sits at 27 through three weeks of action. While the 25-year-old linebacker does carry noticeable upside in IDP formats, his sack numbers could stand to improve. He has yet to record a quarterback sack this season and has just six total over the past two seasons. Schobert's fumble recovery came a week after he forced a fumble in Cleveland's win over the Jets, so he's certainly making a name for himself in that department.