In the air, the rounds wait 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 doing it in touchdown. What a run. Next job.

Hey, what's up, guys? Welcome into the OBR Film Breakdown. This is your Monday episode following a tough Sunday. I feel like I've said it plenty of times this year, but here we are.

30 to 28 final Chargers beat the Browns.

A lot to unpack here.

I'm really not going to do a traditional pod where I try to calm me down,

try to give you rational thought on a lot of different things,

and I'm going to replay the postgame show where I give a lot of my post game anger.

I mean, like, again, for me, it's different.

It's not how I normally go about this stuff, which that's fine.

Maybe you tune in for that, but when you lose three games, the way they've lost this year

and the way in which they've lost them, I think there's a lot of anger that comes with

those moments. And I, too, am at the core there's a lot of anger that comes with those, those moments.

And I, too, am at the core of myself a fan of the Cleveland Browns. That's how I started doing this, why I started doing this. So I'm going to replay it. If you're not into that and you don't want to hear kind of my negativity, which there was a lot of it. And I tried to give reasons why I feel that way, pent up stuff over years of this organization, then it's not for you. That's okay. I'm not going to do a traditional sit down and rehash this game, talk it out right now. I'll do it when I consume the All-22 and can give you some deeper insight, but right now I'm not going to do that. So I'll replay in a minute. The Browns traded for Dion Jones. I think, you know,

I think Dion Jones is, I'll go into further detail next episode of the show for your, for your Tuesday.

But a player who's, who's had great moments in the NFL over the first portion of his career was not very good last year,

shoulder surgery, Falcons couldn't even find him as a playable player for them. I don't know. Maybe it works out though. Maybe he finds some former glory. Maybe there's more to that Atlanta story. I can try to dig in on that a little bit, but he's basically traded for nothing. The Browns owe him just over a million dollars. Atlanta's eating 12 million of that. Atlanta has to pay him a bunch of money. He can come off of IR instantly if he's healthy enough. Seems like the Browns wouldn't make that trade if he wasn't healthy. But a trade on a Sunday night after a 1 o'clock game is pretty indicative of what they saw in film, what they're tired of seeing, and what they have to do to fix things. So, yeah, it's bad. The defense was so, so bad.

And you mix in a couple plays from the offense that they would like to have back.

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