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Gerad, Cherry, and Gerad, we sit here at two and two after a tough loss in Atlanta.

Before we talk about, though, want everybody to know coming up on the show, the head coach of your Cleveland Browns, Kevin Stefansky.

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and then later in the second part of this program. After the bottom of the hour, you will hear

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Focus. All right, drive. Let's talk about Atlanta. You were there down on the sidelines.

I was there. Very disappointing outcome for this team. The second time this year, you would say

they have absolutely let a game that they should win, get away. What happened? How do we fix it?

Because this team, frankly, should be 4 and 0 at worst 3 and 1. And here we are 2-2. It's really simple, Nathan. It's a combination of not doing what you're supposed to do in regards to making sure you do the little things right. If you lose leverage, guess what they're going to do? They're going to find that. They're going to take advantage of this because this is the National Football League. It's the professional level. And when you give the football away, when you're in the midst of a great drive, that's going to come back and hurt you. And also, too, when you have a bit of uncertainty, I believe, and quite how you want to approach the game because you feel you could do so many things because everything's working for you, that can kind of throw you off as well. I want to say kind of, I'll be more defensive. that will throw you off. So there's a combination of all those things, and then we couple that with a tired front seven who would just getting bashed in at the end of the game. That leads to what we witness take place Sunday in Atlanta. You know, and being honest about it, if you had told me without Miles, without Clowny, without Taven Brian, without Anthony Walker, Jr.,

that we would hold the Falcons to 23 points. I would have taken that. I would have taken that

in a second. They'd hold Marcus Mariotta to 7 of 19 passing this game. They'd hold Drake London to

17 yards. They'd hold Kyle Pitts to 25 yards. Cordero Patterson would only run for in the 30s. You would say easy Browns win, but it was not. And I think this game actually, more of the blame falls on the offense. Missed opportunities down at the goal line twice. The turnovers. We had a chief fumble. We had a Jacobi Bresset interception late on a pass. I'm sure he would want back and would throw it to Deerness Johnson there to help set up a field goal. But from this offense, we did a lot of good things, ran the ball effectively. Jacoby started off very hot in this game, but it didn't lead to points. How can we clean up and make sure this team scores points? Because, boy, you're going to need them this week against the Chargers.

I think it just comes with the idea of having a sense of urgency about the situation, Nathan, because ultimately that first drive was beautiful.

You get down there, everything's clicking.

You have your will and your way with the Falcons defense.

They can't stop you.

Twelve personnel was the personnel of doom for the Falcons and everything's clicking and working. And then as you just described, you get to the Red Zone area and it's almost like, okay, do we pass, do we run? Do we pass? Do we run? What's the sure thing? And obviously it didn't work out. And then when you think about that other drive as well with the offense and how that played itself out.

Again, we're having success, but we're making the penalties and the mistakes,

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