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.

He dips outside left. He's doing it in touchdown. What a run. Nick Chubb. Hi, guys. Welcome into the OBR Film Breakdown. Tuesday, November 8th episode. I'm your host, Jake Burns. Hope you guys are doing well. Hope your week is going well. and I'm excited for this episode because we're going to dig into some of the information about the first half, what we've learned, and try to direct our attention to the second half and what we hope to learn from the Brown's offense. We're going to focus offense today. We will get to defense. And then with defense, we will also include special teams in that as well. That's coming over the next two days, which I'm pretty excited about. Like I said, I think they'll be interesting conversation points, interesting questions, all of that to go over here. And I always like to keep an eye on the future. Today, for offense, I'm going to go through pretty much everybody on the depth chart who has played. If they haven't played, I'm not going to give Drew Forbes an

analysis, right, or something along those lines. But anybody who's touched the field for any sort of

significant number of snaps, we're going to discuss, talk about what they've done this year,

or if a guy who we expected to find snaps, isn't finding snaps. We'll also talk about that guy as

well. We're going to do it on a grade scale of they're playing

above expectations, at expectations, or below expectations. So that's the simple bra. We're not going to

one to ten them or give them a true pro football focus grade, but we will pull in a bunch of stats and

pull in some grades and have discussions built around that. I'm going to welcome in John Colisemo.

We didn't get with John last week for our usual time.

Maybe John and I might hit a double up episode this week where we talk a little later in the week about how the hell the Browns beat the dolphins and that dynamic offense. But John's going to talk to us about the offense, what he's thought. He's got some answers lined up. John, what's up, brother? Thanks for stopping by. Hey man, I'm doing good, man. It's a good Monday.

Let's talk about the Cleveland Browns offense, which has been pretty good. I would venture to say really good, not just pretty good. There's stuff for the year. They're fifth and DVOA right now. And again, not everybody's at the same halfway point. I know there's a little more second half than first half action here,

but it's actually a pretty decent stop gap in between the two parts of the season.

So fifth and DVOA, sixth and overall expected points added per play.

14th on EPA per dropback first in EPA per designed rush.

12th overall and positive EPA play rate.

So that's success rate. So 12th overall is pretty

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