So is there a silver lining? I do believe there is, and it is pretty significant.

Welcome to another edition of the Bark Tank. We are presented by Sugardale. Thank you for being here.

My name is Andrew Siciliano. We're here every Monday today back in the home office after another loss. The Browns have officially been eliminated

from postseason contention. There are now nine teams that are officially out. The Browns were

one of four who were eliminated on Sunday. That's the negative. The negative is the loss.

You fall to the one win Titans 31 to 29. The only Titans win before Sunday had come in a just flukeish week five,

everything that could go wrong, did go wrong for the Cardinals game in Arizona,

the ball off Kyler Murray's face mask, everything.

And that's the only other game, Tennessee one.

That's not the point. Obviously, you know by now the Browns lose. I'm going to try to find the

silver lining as I try to, and I appreciate your patience. I think all of us appreciate your

patience. We live and die with these games just like you do. But the silver lighting in this is that

Shador Sanders played great. And yeah, he threw a pick. And that pick did lead to points. And those

points certainly did factor at the end of the game. But wow. Turn on the fourth quarter.

Go look at the touchdown to Jerry Judy. It's there.

You know it's there.

I know it's there.

They know it's there.

The question is, does he keep on taking positive steps every week?

And this week he did.

And on Monday, Kevin Stavansky, when asked by Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com or the plain dealer, I still say the plane dealer, is Chador going to start the rest of the season?

Kevin didn't hesitate. He said yes. And obviously he should. And as Kevin said, he is encouraged by his development week in, week out. He's getting better every week. The coaching points you see

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