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Welcome everybody to Brown's Film Breakdown.

Your host, Jake Burns, writer for the OBR, writer for

Cleveland.com. I'm going to come at you guys with a summary of this Browns 26, 24 loss here in episode

13. Try to give us a understanding of what happened on the field, plenty of positives from this

football game that can be taken away, sort of parlaying it to plenty of positives

that can be taken away from the 2018 season. So, you know, a lot to talk about. I'll say this.

The Browns once again showed great resolve. They once again showed an ability to fight,

the ability to care beyond what, you know, the franchise has put

out there in the past two years. And I was really impressed. There were times in this game

where the Browns could have packed it in. There were times in this game where the Browns

were facing some injury difficulties, especially on the defensive side of the football,

that could have led to them packing it in. But they didn't. They fought. They had what is, admittedly from John Harbaugh at the end of the game,

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