It is another edition. Welcome, a Monday edition of the Bark Tank presented by Sugardale.

My name is Andrew Siciliano from the Home Office here after the Browns Fall 2.0.2.

Before we get into the game, and yes, there is a lot to unpack in that game.

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It would be better, admittedly, if the Browns had gone into Baltimore and won.

They did not, and they are oh and two.

And the schedule does not get any easier.

You get the well-rested Green Bay Packers coming to town on the 40th anniversary of the dog

pound celebration weekend.

Green Bay, well-rested after that, well-dominent, even though the score wouldn't show you that, Thursday night performance

week two beating the commanders. We'll talk to Leroy Butler, gold jacket owning, Hall of Famer,

LaRoy Butler, Packer, Packer Legend, the man who brought us the Lambo Leap coming up in a little

bit on this edition of the Bark Tank. Let's get to the game.

Thought the Browns had a good chance in this one. Obviously, the defense was going to have to

stand on its head. And the defense did for maybe two and a half, three quarters, really. And

then eventually, as Miles Garrett said, and as Nathan Zagura and I said in the booth, the damn broke.

Girard had the same opinion down on the field.

The defense can't do it by itself every single week.

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