Welcome to this week 10 postgame edition of the From the Podium podcast.

I'm Gabe Kalura.

The Browns fell in East Rutherford to the Jets on Sunday by a final score of 27 to 20.

On this episode, you'll hear from head coach Kevin Stefansky, quarterback Dylan Gabriel,

and defensive end Miles Garrett.

Up first, head coach Kevin Stifansky. Okay. Front, Alex Wright has a quad injury. We'll evaluate that in the morning. Obviously, we're going to win as a team. We're going to lose as a team, so we'll all own that, including myself, but it's extremely disappointing some of the moments in that game to, in terms of how that game unfolded. Obviously, you can't give up two return touchdowns in the first quarter and that kind of set

us back initially. And then we just didn't do a good enough job in any facet.

Just didn't do a good enough job. And that's a disappointing part for me and for this football team.

But we're just going to keep swinging. With that, I'll take any questions.

To what do you attribute the

two kickoff return that I'm on the turn? You know you have to look at those Maricade it to really

find out but anytime something like that happens we're just we have to do a better job

in all facets we got to put the guys in position,

then they got to go make a play in those.

But special teams are so much of just, you know,

11 guys doing their job, and we just didn't do our job.

Kevin, what did you like about the offense early versus what did you think was missing

after that?

Yeah, obviously, things that we need to clean up, staying on the football field,

scoring points.

Early, there were some good moments coming out, you know, going into halftime,

obviously getting that field goal executed, but plenty to clean up. The fourth and one with about 10 minutes left, where is that ball supposed to go? I'd have to look at it to, I mean, it's a pass and go to multiple people. Kevin, obviously, the change of atomic hog plays. Just how was the process we had today? And what do you think overall for his vision with the offense today?

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