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Welcome back, everyone, to Brown's Film Breakdown.

This is now episode two.

I'm your host, Jake Burns, writer for the OBR, Cleveland.com.

Just want to take a second here before we dive into the podcast to give a shout out to

the Chase Down podcast, another Blue Wire podcast out there for Cavs fans. If you do enjoy what we're doing here on Brownscom Breakdown, you also enjoy the NBA. Jump over, give Justin, give Carter a listen. They're two of the best right now covering the Cavs and they're worth your time. Also, if you guys haven't done so already, please subscribe to the Brownstone Breakdown. Also leave a review if you can, five stars are appreciated. But if you're a person of honesty, I appreciate that too. Anybody who's listening, just understand that I appreciate you taking some time for me. Out of your busy schedule, focusing on the Browns, and taking in the suffering on a week-to-week basis. So without further ado,

let's jump in and recap what happened on Sunday in Cleveland. We saw a group that I would consider

the best skill position offensive group in the NFL in Kansas City arrive in Cleveland and do

exactly what we thought they were going to do. The group is led by young gunslinger Patrick Mahomes, who is probably the future of the NFL.

We really need to spend some time talking about how good he is, pinpoint ball placement, the ability to work on the run, the ability to work off a multiple basis.

He can do it all.

He's really what you want the modern football quarterback to be with his legs, with his accuracy, arm strength, efficiency, cerebral approach. He was on full display Sunday. He was

23 of 32, 375, 3 touchdowns, did throw that late first half interception that just kind of goes in

the stat book but didn't really mean anything. So Mahomes was special.

If you got a chance to catch him live, you're seeing one of the best playing the game right now.

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