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Match with the matters. What do we got here Carmen? I think it would be the Washington O line and the Cleveland D line just because the Cleveland's

biggest strength right now. Obviously, is their defensive front and it's mild Garrett and

the Browns have the third best pass rushing grain behind just the Steelers and the

Lions. That's really good company to be keeping. They have 12 sacks, third and pass win rate,

12th in pressure percentage.

They are 23rd in total pressures,

so teams have been able to kind of mitigate some of that.

But Daniels, Jane Daniels, because of not not only the Washington offensive line, but because of the way that he is able to get himself out of pressure and the fact that he's getting rid of the ball very quickly, he's only been pressure on 18 pass attempts, which is 30. So he's completed 11 of them with two touchdowns.

That's something that I'm looking at, like can you get pressure on Jay and Daniels to begin with?

And how kind of effective can you be in throwing him off because we've seen

Jane Daniels just be incredibly productive, incredibly sound, this completion rates through the roof, you know, he's operating this offense that is really starting to open up now.

Like you're seeing him kind of take some more shots down the field where it is the first three games the season especially

you weren't but can this Cleveland defense then get to him and kind of disrupt all of the things

that Cliff Kingsbury is trying to do with Jane Daniels on offense.

Yeah, it feels like nobody can stop Jane Daniels right now but

Cleveland's defensive line and being next in line, I think is appropriate as we kind of wonder what can't

Jayden Daniels do. Let's see how he does against Cleveland's defensive line, one of those feared

ones in the NFL over the last two to three years.

My match of the matters, I'm going to go with the Browns wide receivers versus the

commanders corners because even though the commanders defense I think as a whole played better

last week, they are still dead lasting the NFL as a defense in total coverage grade just a 44.8 coverage

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