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Hello and welcome.

It's our number two.

Hour number two of our radio program, a historic loss for the Cleveland Browns in L.A. They didn't turn the ball over. They had over 500 yards of offense. They scored

over 40 points, and they still lost the game. Some questionable coaching, play calling at the end

of this game by Browns coach Kevin

Stefansky.

We asked the question, did Kevin Stefanski blow this game for the Browns?

We also point out that he did not have confidence in his quarterback Baker Mayfield,

who actually played well in this game.

We discussed that and more right now in our number two.

A brownout, welcome in the beginning of another hour, the Ben Mather Show.

We are in the air everywhere as we tiptoe through the overnight coast to coast border to border and beyond

on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from the nest as we hang out with night owls inside the Fox Sports Radio Studios

at a secret location in the Northwoods.

And our lead this hour comes from La La Land.

Well, actually, in the hood in Englewood.

That's where the NFL stadium in Southern California is located in the game of the ages.

If you like offense, this was the game for you.

The Cleveland Rounds, a road circus visiting the Chargers at SoFi Stadium,

a game that I was in attendance at the radio show well represented.

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