It's the Bark Tank, everybody. It is presented by Sugardale. This is a Monday edition back in the home office after the Browns went to Pittsburgh and they lost to the Steelers. My name is Andrew Siciliano coming up. My former NFL network colleague, Cam Wolf will join us to preview this week's opponent, the 1 and 5, much like the Browns, Miami Dolphins, who had an interesting Sunday.

Browns lost, obviously, we know that, but they didn't have their quarterback come to the podium

afterwards and say that people were late for team meetings and player only meetings.

That's what Tuatunga Viloa did. Cam covers the dolphins a lot. He lives in South Florida.

He knows that locker room up and down. We'll get an inside look at the dolphins coming up shortly. Let's break down the Browns here and what happened. So full disclosure. And look, I've talked about this a lot. I don't like the Steelers. I'm like you, right? This is, this is, and you see the Browns gear behind me,

obviously this is as inside, you know, the Browns family here. I can say that, right? As a national

host for years, I'm going to play it down the middle. I was raised to Browns fan. I don't like

the Steelers. So, look, I wanted that one as badly as you did.

And I pushed back all week at this narrative that the Browns haven't won there since 2003 or two, whatever the heck it was.

It had been a while.

And I said, no, this is not true.

The Browns won there in January of 2021 after the 2020 season. That was a playoff victory.

And people pushed back, Nathan, whom I love dearly, says, well, there are no fans there.

I said, I don't care. The lasting image of Ben Rolfesberger crying on the bench should be on a t-shirt.

The Browns won the most significant game between these two franchises in the last 25 years, a playoff game.

And I also pointed out that in five of the last six years, the Browns coming into this game have split with the Steelers.

And the year before that, there was a tie between the two teams.

In other words,

they have played them evenly. Just they haven't won there. We know that. Yesterday was disheartening.

No other way to say it. Brown still have a chance in December when Aaron Rogers comes to town

to beat them at Huntington Bankfield. Yesterday, that did not happen. Watching the game back this

morning, a couple of things stand out because obviously, and Kevin Stefanski addressed us after the game, but he addressed it on Monday as well when he went with the media. You didn't see a lot of Quinchon Judkins. You only saw him touch the ball 12 times. The Browns tried to run early. They didn't have a lot of success running early. You had one with Dylan Sampson.

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