In the air, the rounds 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 left, he's going in touchdown.

What a run!

Next job!

Welcome in, everybody, to post-game coverage of the Brown's 24-10 victory over the Washington Commanders.

I am your host, Andrew Spade.

I'm joined by a revved-up Mike Keefe and a distracted Jake

Burns and Brad Ward. So I'll go to Mike first, Mike. Maybe the worst half, first half of

offensive football of the year for the Browns, and then maybe probably the best half of offense since the Watson has joined the team, right?

Yeah, just the first half was just uncomfortable, wasn't it?

The whole way around.

The offensive line looked bad.

The wide receivers getting no separation.

I mean, there were times where you do that initial thing, right, when the quarterback's holding out to the ball, just throw the ball, throw the ball. And then they would go to a replay and you'd see why Watson didn't throw the ball. And it was just, it looked like, it looked like at times Washington had like 15 defenders out there. And then in the second half, they made adjustments. They made some easy throws for him.

And then he hit some good throws.

And he made some good runs, man, some of those read option runs where he would pull the

ball back in and take off.

Just a lot of the stuff that get you excited about what Deshaun Watson can be.

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