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What is up, everyone?

Welcome back to Brown's Film Breakdown.

We are in episode 13 now.

I want to remind everybody if we can to jump into iTunes if you get a minute. Give us a review. Give us a five-star rating if you can. If you're enjoying what you hear on Brown's Phone Breakdown. Also, if you guys get a chance to listen to Jordan Zerm's new podcast, The Rebuild, so Jordan does a great job. He's going to cover a wide variety of topics on the Browns. He's going to cover, you know, the big picture stuff. What's going on with the rebuild, the GM, the offseason, the coaching search, all of those things. Jordan's going to do a great job. He works at 850 ESPN. So he has a pretty good feel for everything going on within that building and win of the franchise so give that a

follow and a like and a subscription if you can as well but let's not waste any more time guys

just jump in and review the Browns 1761 over the over the Broncos I meant to do

something a little bit earlier this week but it didn't come to fruition and that's okay

so we'll just talk about it real quick I thought you know the Browns are gonna

have to win you're gonna have to win games ugly sometimes. And this was a game that they had to win in ugly fashion. They didn't get the best game from Baker-Mayfield. It was 18 of 31 for 188 yards, a couple touchdowns, a late second quarter interception that hurt their, you know, hurt their chances a little bit.

But I think he made three plays.

He made three plays.

The touchdown ball to Perman, the ball to Higgins up the left sideline.

They're late, or sorry, early in the fourth quarter.

And then obviously the play I talked about with you guys throughout the week and wrote on cleveland com about this is his two-yard touchdown to Antonio Calloway where he sort of manipulated the

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