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's 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.

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Here are your hosts, Nathan Zagura and Geron Cherry.

Thank you. and Gerard Cherry.

Good evening and welcome to the Kevin Stefansky Show on the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network,

Nathan Sigurr alongside the three-time, three-time, three-time Super Bowl champion, Gerard Cherry and Gerard.

We would like to be doing a joyous show,

talking about a 2-0 Brown team that put on for 58 minutes,

a clinic at First Energy Stadium against the New York Jets.

But we're talking about a one-on-one football team,

and we will turn the page.

We'll be on to the Steelers quickly, but let's go back to that game, and let's just talk about how you as a player put that in the rearview mirror, make sure it doesn't happen again, and get

focused to get back on the right track against the Steelers.

Well, you're right, Nathan, and I'll have the extra five seconds, and 58 minutes and five seconds. It was all looking great for it. But with that being said, it's really simple. It's a long season. It's a marathon. Granted, you don't want to stumble along the way and have a situation where you put yourself back from a time consideration. We're going to make a comparison with a marathon. but at the same time, it's a short week, and it couldn't happen in a better week, because you don't have to think about it. And lull on it all week, you have to move forward because right on the horizon is the Pittsburgh Steelers. So that actually helps the cause. But in the process of that, obviously we saw shades of this the previous week in Carolina and reared his ugly head against the Jets.

So what you say is, one, first and foremost, I am going to make sure that I am doing my job.

That's personal accountability.

And then second thing, which is just as important, is making sure that I am going to

communicate to make sure that I am going to communicate

to make sure that everybody else is on the same page and doing my job.

It's really that simple and making sure I don't do it for 58, excuse me, 55 minutes

or whatever it was, 58 minutes and 5 seconds, but I'm actually going to do it for 60 minutes.

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