Welcome to this post-game edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalura.

The Browns fell in week six in Pittsburgh to the Steelers by a final score of 23 to 9.

On this episode, you'll hear from head coach Kevin Stefansky, quarterback Dylan Gabriel, and defensive end Miles Garrett.

We start with head coach Kevin Stefanski, who gave his thoughts on the loss.

Yeah, you can't do those things and expect to go on the road and win,

and just frustrated to not play clean football on offense, defense, and special teams.

Just can't do it on the road versus a good football team,

and we got to get it fixed because you know before you start winning you got to stop losing we're doing some things right now that

that are preventing us from winning so we'll get it fixed with that I'll take any questions

well yeah I don't think it's as simple as that.

Zach, obviously today we weren't able to run the ball effectively.

And then got behind there in the second half.

You know, O for three in the red zone.

I know those are two-minute drives, a lot of them.

But we got to find a way to score points, got to run the ball efficiently, got to find a way to be better in the past game, all the above.

When some of the Steelers did, did you couldn't have it?

Yeah, I mean,

obviously give credit to your opponent, but we just, we got to do a better job. Okay, well, without it you know how against, is there any thoughts, maybe getting a look on the to try to get it back on track? Yeah, there's a lot of things that we need to do better, and obviously I'll look at all things.

So you will consider...

There's a long list of things we got to do better. And obviously I'll look at all things. So you will consider it? There's a long list of things we got to do better.

Kevin, Dylan was basically beat up this one time to your game.

Hit 16 times, six, six times. He really didn't have much of a chance. So many of his past results. Yeah. Can you just talk about what a tough road that was coming out there? Yeah, he's a tough kid. We got to keep him clean. Obviously, when the game turns into how it turned a two-score game, you have to drop back, and that's a tough team to drop back versus. But he kept battling. It wasn't for a lack of effort by him or

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