Victory Monday Edition Recapping the Browns 26-6 Win Over the Chicago Bears with BrownsMockDraft

Browns Film Breakdown

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Cleveland, Nfl, Football, Nfl Team, Sports, Nfl Draft, Browns

4.8 • 553 Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Jake is joined by Stephen Thomas (@BrownsMockDraft) as they bring you their initial thoughts from the TV view of the Browns 26-6 dominating win over Chicago. The message today: the defense responded. While the Browns offense failed through most of the first three quarters, the defense brought about one of the franchise's most dominating four-quarter performances. 9 sacks and allowing only 47 net yards. The offense got it right and dominated the fourth quarter and that was the difference. Jake and Steve break down where it went right, where it went wrong, and discuss the importance of even the ugly wins in the NFL. More will come later this week when the All-22 is consumed for deep dives on both sides of the football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Baker Mayfield, undraftable, off my board.
0:06.5	The Cleveland Brown select Baker Mayfield.
0:11.8	What a beautiful throw by the Baker!
0:16.9	Big job!
0:18.4	Osterama vista, baby!
0:21.5	Bats out! Welcome in to your video! Bye, baby! Let's now!
0:27.1	Welcome in to your Victory Monday, version of the OBR Film Breakdown podcast.
0:32.3	We're putting this thing out early again, so it might be your Victory Sunday for some of you listening.
0:36.0	Nonetheless, it's a victory post-game edition. I am pleased to be joined by good friend, OBR colleague, Mr. Brown's
0:43.5	mock draft. Stephen Thomas. How are you, sir? I'm two and one. We're two and one. We're two and one,
0:49.3	and I call this, listen. I used to play small college football. I played at a place called Muskingham.
1:30.0	We were okay, but there was a team in the conference called Mount Union, and they were above and beyond anything that we put on the field, and they used to just put up these silly stat games like this against, not just us, but other teams. And we played them respectively sometimes, but my first two years, they put up these ridiculous numbers. And that's what we have here. We call this a stat game for the Cleveland Brown. Steve. Let's go through and talk about the lopsided numbers in this game. Are you ready? Let's. 26 first downs for your Cleveland Brown, 6 by Chicago. Wow. That's ridiculous. First down, sorry, third downs, one of 11 for Chicago, eight of 17 for Cleveland.
1:31.5	They rectified that in the fourth quarter.
1:32.7	We'll talk about that in a little bit.
1:34.5	Here's where it gets real sideways.
1:40.3	418 total Cleveland Browns yards to just 47 net yards from the Chicago Bears.
1:41.6	Wow.
1:43.9	And that's on 42 plays.
1:46.6	Yes, 42 plays. You do the math, folks.
1:51.9	It's a little over the yard to play. I'm not great at it, but that's crazy. 78 plays for your Browns, 42 for your Chicago Bears. 1.1 yard average gain for the Chicago Bears, 5.4 for the
1:58.1	Browns net rushing yards. Cleveland ends up after a really tough rushing start,
2:02.3	aided by 31 rushing yards from Baker Mayfield, 203, sorry, 215 net rushing yards, 203 passing yards for the Browns.
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