Coming to you live from the cross-country mortgage campus in Barrio, Ohio, this is Cleveland Brown Stanley, brought to you by Bali Bat, coming soon to Ohio on 850 ESPN Cleveland.

Here are your hosts, Bowl Bishop and Nathan Zagura.

All right, let's do a live on a reaction Monday edition of the program, Mirli Bo, the great Z.

Look, 7 and 10 wasn't in the brochure, guys.

Wasn't.

No.

You are what your record says you are in arses 7 and 10, 4th in the AFC North.

There's been about a billion things, obviously, that happened this season.

There was hope, I think, that you could do a couple of things going into this Pittsburgh game, getting to a winning record, or getting to, you know, go 8 and 8 and 9 would have been nice.

Most importantly, though, beating Pittsburgh twice in one season was something you could hang your hand on, and you don't do that.

It ends 28 to 14, and so this season, which has been tough, really tough.

Tough, I know for all of you, tough for us, tough for the organization, tough for the players, everything.

It comes to an end in unceremonial fashion, 28 to 14 in Pittsburgh.

You had a front row seat, my friend.

I did, yeah, and it's not just a reaction Monday.

It is, unfortunately, when teams do not live up to their expectations and goals that are set and should have frankly been attainable, are not attained.

Changes are made, so this isn't just a reaction Monday.

It is a changes have been made Monday.

The Browns were leaving defensive coordinator Joe Woods of his duties.

Kevin Stephanski saying, I'd like to thank Joe for his hard work and dedication in his three seasons as our defensive coordinator.

We'll always have the utmost respect for Joe, the person and the coach.

Unfortunately, we didn't perform up to our standards enough this season, and we all share in that responsibility.

...