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Coors Brewing Company, Golden Colorado. Hey! Hey! Hey! Welcome, everybody to episode two of the Browns Film Breakdown podcast.

I'm your host, John Colisemo, with our analyst, Jake Burns.

We're here to break down the 21-21 tie that we saw this weekend in a stormy, rainy game

in First Energy Stadium against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Jake, you want to jump into initial thoughts on what you thought you saw in the game?

Yeah, it's a little, it's two sides of the coin, John, to be quite honest.

There was a part of you feels really good about Browns coming back with 736 left, down 21-7.

I think the Steelers were undefeated in those situations over a plethora of years,

something like 64-0 in those situations.

And they did a nice job of showing some resolve and coming back and, you know,

making a game of it, having a couple opportunities to win it.

But then there's the other side of the coin, which is, you know, having created six

turnovers, having a plus five turnover differential and losing, which is pretty rare.

I think Bill Barnwell tweeted out that there was, since the Browns came back in 1999,

it was 140, 4 and 1, the Browns came back in 1999, it was 1304, 4 and 1.

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