I do look at the roster and what we have and the coaching staff.

We should win games.

We have to perform, though.

We're going to hold ourselves to a high standard no matter what happens.

The defense is going to do what they do.

Last time I heard, they can't win it down to score points.

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Week 5 of the 2022 campaign in your Cleveland Browns back home on Sunday

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Good evening, Kenneth.

It's wonderful to hear your voice, wonderful to talk to you.

Away we go with four downs.

First down.

We'll get to Brandon Staley coming up here in a moment, but let's first get to first down.

And first things, first to Browns fall to two and two on the season with a 2320 loss in Atlanta on Sunday. For the first time this season, the offense, they struggled. Gerard, why did it struggle on how to get back on track, bud? I really feel what happened on Sunday, Kim, was that the offense never found its true identity. It was trying to do two different things. On one hand, we wanted to go for vertical passing attack. And, Grant, there are going to be times in an offensive game plan that you're going to take your shots. And then at the other end of the spectrum, I felt we got back into our running game and led with that. But there was times, too, where you could make this assessment, okay, would it be better to run in this situation when you thought about certain situations in the football game, like in the red zone area near the goal line?

Was it more apt and more appropriate to run as opposed to passing?

So I felt we never quite figured out our identity in that game.

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