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 a few points.

This is the Cleveland Browns preview show.

Your chance to get an in-depth preview of the week ahead in Berea.

You're listening to the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network.

Hi-ha! Here are your hosts, Kim Carmen and Gerard Cherry.

Week 16 and happy holidays to one and all as we get ready for Saturday.

And it's hopefully going to be a happy holiday for your Cleveland Browns along the lakefront

as we go back to First Energy Stadium.

And your Cleveland Browns hosts the New Orleans Saints. Good evening, friends. Ken Carmen alongside of Gerard. Cherry, it is. The Cleveland Browns preview show all along the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network. Gerard, good evening, friend. Good evening, Kenneth. Hope you have your galoshes for Saturday. We'll talk about that here in a moment. It's time for four downs. First down. First down, first up. Big win for the Browns. 13-3 over the Ravens. A nice job by the defense. Offense around to Sean Watson. Continuing to get more comfortable, even with some of the injuries. If you only had one game ball to give out, who would you give it to?

And why?

I thought long and hard about this, and I was torn between two defensive players, Kim.

But ultimately, I'm going to settle with Dion Jones.

And the reason why is really because of the fact that he got put in a situation where he had two inexperienced guys from a defensive standpoint

surrounding him and the defense found a way to get the job done.

And ultimately they gave a lot of yards, allowing the Ravens to rush the football.

But I can appreciate the Ben but don't break style in which they play.

And when they need to make a play, what do they do?

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