In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5. dips outside left he's doing it in touchdown

what a run next job

hey guys welcome into the obrm film breakdown this is your saturday edition which means we go

behind enemy lines we're going to welcome in scott mason from play like a, and we're going to talk all about the Brown's upcoming opponent tomorrow, which is the New York Jets who visit Cleveland for the home opener for the Browns, who tried to go 2 and O for the first time since like 1994. It's pretty wild. Welcome in. Scott, how are you? Not sure how I feel about being called an enemy, Jake. I thought we were friends. What's going on?

Hey, enemy in a figurative sense in this regard. Nothing there at all at all. So listen, we're pumped to have you. We think it's going to be a great game. I think it's going to be closer than a lot of

people are putting out there, especially the betting lines and stuff like that. Where at this point, when I'm recording this here on Thursday, it's a six and a half point line. But again, I think it's going to be a little closer than that. I think the Jets are underrated in that sense. So we get to see some familiar faces, Joe Flacco and the like. So we'll start with digging into the coaching staff, how you think they're doing this year,

what you're excited about what big changes they made coming into this year. I know we've only seen one game.

So, you know, let us know a little bit about the coaching staff and the coordinators and all of that.

It's funny because the coaching staff is kind of under fire

right now. Well, really, Salah, and it's mostly because of what he said during the week,

which is that he's taking receipts of all the Jets' doubters, which would probably be just about

every living human being who's watched a football game at this point based on what the Jets have done,

not only in the opener against the Ravens, but last year too, they added more talent and

then they came out very flat against the Ravens.

It, the coaching staff is very much a work in progress.

Michael Loflor was somebody who really struggled to light a fire last year.

And then toward the end of the season,

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