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.. He's doing it. Touchdown. What a run. Next job. Hey, what's up, Browns fans? Welcome into the OBR Film Breakdown. This is going to be a Monday quick hitter for your September 26th episode. We're going to talk through a couple things that are coming this week. We're going to have a chalk talk episode, which I think will have a ton of in-depth breakdown on this Steelers-Browns game. It's kind of weird. These Thursday night games get pushed off into sort of the future where, you know, you have a whole weekend and you kind of, it's like a mini buy week and it's nice,

but it kind of screws up our flow of content. So didn't have a pod yesterday, kind of took the day because, you know, these things can be grueling, doing them every day. So try to take a day here or there when I think people would probably not miss a podcast. I don't think you missed one yesterday. Today is going to be a quick hitter. Then we'll get into our sort of usual grind with Jordan and Jared and John and Brad at our usual slew of shows.

The things that I think have come up over the weekend that have been funny is there's a ton of

discourse built in around Kevin Stefansky, which if you check the OBR around lunchtime, you will

see my write-up, which I've tried to go in detail, pull as much film as I can, and talk to you about why the Brown's offense is rolling. And they really are rolling. They're doing some things that others in the NFL are making look really difficult. And it was a weird week in the NFL, which we're going to cover in detail a little later this week with Jordan. But, you know, you're talking about the Colts upset and the Chiefs. You saw how rugged the offensive performances were in the primetime games, which are, you know, you talk about San Francisco and Denver, which was an 1110 final, the Pittsburgh, sorry, the Green Bay, Tampa Bay game, which was a 12, 1412 final. How are the Browns doing this? So that's my

goal is to paint the picture for you, how they're doing it, why it's working, and whether

this is sustainable into the future of these next eight games with Jacoby Burset before

Sean Watson comes back. And that's another point of contention that has come up over this

week is two things have been talked about, which way out in front of conversations that need to happen. You know, would Jacobi Bressett start? If he has this prolonged great start, which the other day I went over what his 17-game stretch would look like if you took his stats and averaged them out and put it all together. It's a nice season, but that's not,

you know, that's not what they're looking for. And I think it'd be pretty silly to think that the Browns invested as much as they did in Deshaun Watson and that they wouldn't start him immediately upon relief of the suspension. That's not going to happen. You can have some fun articles and conversations about it, but it's not going to happen. And I don't think anybody with the same brain is thinking that's going to happen because it just is a limited scope of, you know, all the things that

all the things that Berset can do, Watson can do, plus a lot more. And I think that's something that

him being gone for so long from the NFL now is going to be, you know, it's just going to be a

remembering period for people, right? So, you know, it's just going to be a remembering period for people, right?

So, you know, they're doing great things.

Berset's playing well, and I think that's worth an applause,

and we're doing that, we're writing things on it, we're talking about it,

he's a great person, but at this point, you've got to understand that when Watson is off suspension,

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