In the air, the rounds fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cutback 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 Chub. Hey, guys. Welcome into the OBR Film Breakdown. I'm your host, Jake Burns. This is your Friday, October 14th episode. Hope this podcast finds you doing well and those around you doing well and we're here to talk about

some football and we're watching this well recording this episode simultaneously to what

I think it's about half time of this Thursday night game where there's 75 yards of passing

on one side and 54 yards of passing on the other it's's 3-0. And we all had this chat last week

about how it can't get worse than Colts Broncos, but you know, here we are. It's rare that a game

where, you know, there were teams that people feared would be terrible in a Thursday night game

where it actually exceeds expectations of the level of terrible that this game is.

It is really hard to watch.

And it kind of gets me to this thinking about the NFL as a whole.

We've been lucky.

I think if you're, if you shelter your NFL intake to just the Browns, they've put up points.

Now, unfortunately, on the flip side of that, you watch them give up a ton of points. You probably, if you only consume Cleveland Browns football, think, well, this is a normal NFL. And it seems like teams are scoring on both sides. Well, that's not necessarily the case, John. I'm looking at John Colisema, as you know, on Fridays. It is a weird year where it feels like offense is harder than ever you know man and this game is

case and point to where offensive football is right now in 2022 where it feels like if you can't run

it really well and you don't have an elite elite guy a mohomes and alan one of those of those, what are you doing? You're struggling. You're struggling unless you're Seattle, I guess, who can just score a billion points. And Detroit can score a billion points, which is strange. But most teams across the league are struggling, man. It's weird. It's a very weird football year. Yeah. You know, what's interesting is, in a way, it's come a little bit full circle.

And again, we're five games in, and this is obviously a very odd year in the course of, say,

the last 10 or whatever.

But it feels a little full circle because, I mean, now it seems like forever ago, but I'm sure you can

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