We've tried to be very smart about how you put the plan together. Obviously, I had an offseason this year, so that was different. But I feel like the guys have a good understanding of what we're doing on all three sides of the ball. Now is the time to compete. This is the Coach Kevin Stefansky Show. Tonight is your chance to get a detailed peek behind the scenes from team headquarters in Berea, and you'll find out how the

Browns are prepping for this week's game.

This is the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network.

Hot-hurt! Here are your hosts, Nathan Zagura and Gerard Cherry.

Good evening and welcome to the Kevin Sophansky Show on the University

Hospitals, Cleveland Browns Radio Network, Nathan Zagura, and the three-time, three-time,

three-time Super Bowl champion.

Gerard Cherry with you tonight, big show.

You're going to hear from the head coach of your Cleveland Browns, and you're also going to hear

from Browns punter, Corey Bohrquez, who's having a heck of a season, averaging nearly

50 yards a punt.

He is an interesting fellow.

You do not want to miss that one coming up later here in the program.

But Gerard, we start coming off of a win for the Cleveland Browns, 13 to 3 over the Ravens last Saturday.

The Browns have now won three of their last four, their best four games stretch at any point this season.

What were your big takeaways from the win over the Ravens? One, we beat the Ravens at their own game. And what's that? That is playing a physical brand of football, running the football, wearing your opponent down, playing field position, and limiting an amount of scoring that has taken place. We did all those things, but we did it much better than them. Hence why we had 13 on the board, and they only had three. And you probably feel the same way I feel, Nathan, that it probably should have been 27 to 3 as opposed to 13. Yeah, and some of that comes down to the offense, being able to finish drives, and some of that comes down to special teams. And field goal kicker, K. York making his kicks, Gerard, he's struggling in here in his rookie year. He's missed a total of 10 kicks between field goals and extra points. Obviously drafted the first kicker taken, drafted very high in the fourth round. He's given us some great moments, the 58-yard against Carolina week one. He's made, you know, four kicks of more than 50 yards. What are you seeing from Cade? You heard some of the things. I don't know if you've seen or read some of the things that he said, but sounds like a young man that's searching a little bit and needs to, I think, just trust his talent that got him here. Yeah, you certainly got to do that. And the only thing I would say from adjustment standpoint is there's nothing wrong with coming down to the stadium and practicing your kicks here on a daily basis and getting a sense and feel because really that's what it's going to boil down to.

And I will give him credit because when I see him on the sideline, I probably interact with him from a eye contact more than anyone because he tends to be in the areas that I'm walking around.

That's right. And you understand that from experience as well. Yep. That he doesn't seem phase. He doesn't seem frigid or any fragile by any stretched imagination. So I still see confidence. But obviously if you're missing kicks like this and he's probably never experienced this amount of lack of success, it can get to you. But the best advice I would give him is kick your way out of it. That's the only way you're going to get out of it. And don't doubt your talent because ultimately this is a learning process. And as you've seen, many of great kickers have come here and failed the best to ever do it. What did he do this past week? He had a kick block and he missed one. Right. He missed two in that one.

It was a, and for the first time for him since 2018, then he missed two kicks in a game for Justin Tucker, who has been simply sensational only the second time since 2015.

Kate York, we got to get that figured out. Hopefully we will. You mentioned, though, the Browns

beat them at their own game. I thought one of the best defensive performances of the season. Yes, you gave up some yards on the ground, but in the red zone, you stop them on a fourth down. You force an interception, Denzel Ward. John Johnson, the force fumble and recovers it himself. I thought this defense had played well. And really, Gerard, the defense has played pretty well since week seven which was the first

Ravens game right and and with that Nathan what I really knows that was really

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