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We're here today to break down a disappointing loss in Oakland this weekend.

I'm your host, John Colosimo, and with me, as always, is Jake Burns. Jake, how are you doing today?

Good, John. How are you, man? I guess a little better than I was last night, but still a little rankled by this loss.

Yeah, I'm with you. Pretty frustrating. Even as you watch, you know, more people have a chance to watch more and more of the tape, it is. It is still a pretty unfathomable loss.

Yeah, even looking at the rewatch, because now I've watched this thing three times now, and it still amazes me as I'm watching the fourth quarter.

You know, just numerous points where, you know, I don't understand how we're going to lose,

even though I've seen it three times.

You know, the positions that we were in, we should have taken home a win.

Yeah, there's no doubt.

The win probability scale probably heavily favors Cleveland.

Excuse me, through the entire fourth quarter, especially when the Browns go up eight

and look pretty comfortably set to take that thing home.

I have a hard time watching it and really understanding how they lost that game.

I mean, there was the obvious plays that we saw, but it were just so many opportunities. Yeah, the officiating was pretty terrible, but there were just so many opportunities for the Browns to put the game away, and they just couldn't figure it out. It's still kind of my fear where I don't know if these guys are 100% ready to win all the time. It's just, it's going to be a process. You know, you step away a day from it.

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