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My name is Andrew Spade.

I'm joined by Jake Burns and Peter Moses.

We're going to wrap up what was, I think, one of the more disappointing Browns defeats of the year so far,

although that is obviously a competition that is going to be difficult to judge.

I think the place to start, Jake, that I kind of want to come from as the angle.

You wrote about it in your article on Brownsfilmbreakdown.com.

The idea that this should have been of the remaining games,

the Browns have one that represented an opportunity for the team against the team that just won with a

replacement head coach last week after a seven game losing streak, a team that is not very good

offensively or defensively, according to most metrics. And a Browns team that's coming off

of a buy week, relatively healthy, and has a quarterback that actually can run the offense pretty

competently. And listen, today played very well. So you put all that together. If I told you

James Winston's stat line before the game, I guess I'll put it this way, you would have thought

the Browns won this one pretty easily, right? So they're just not interested in winning football games is what I'm taking away from it, right?

You got to feel that way.

This is a situation where you try to figure out what can you expect with this team?

We came into the year thinking we could expect the defense to carry a majority of the burden throughout

the year yeah maybe some games would be a shootout things would happen something would go sideways

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