Brown's losing ugly one to the Lions 3410.

Here with all the analysis from the postgame show where Brad and I go through everything that happened on the field,

and then some obvious thoughts about the big picture.

And then I'm going to spend some time here at the open talking about, you know, the immediate fallout of the next few weeks,

what this game means, and a little look around the NFL as you normally do.

Plenty of stuff going on on today's Browns Film Breakdown podcast.

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In the air, the Browns fight for the ball and it's picked up by miles Garrett he's going to score touchdowns.

What's up, what's happened? Welcome into today's show, Brown's Film Breakdown, Monday edition, especially tough version of the show, considering the outcome we saw on Sunday.

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Give us your daily attention. Coming to the, you know, talk about the filmrooms, talk about this team.

Some of us might not share the same opinion on all of this stuff, which is going to be the

case, but know that I'm coming from a good place, a place rooted in understanding what

the Browns are trying to do and obviously understand and think through why they're doing the things they do and the process by which

they're going to make some decisions in the coming weeks, right? That's what's looming.

They're one and three. Today's game, we're going to talk about in the post game show,

as a result of consistent failures and consistent losing plays is how I would describe it they they are

they're failing to make the the plays necessary in moments that give them a

chance to win you have to make those. And you ultimately also can't make,

there's a difference between going up trying to catch it,

you know,

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