What went wrong in Browns’ loss to the Jets? Postgame podcast
Orange and Brown Talk: Cleveland Browns PodcastShow Notes
The Browns had their three-game winning streak snapped on Sunday in a 17-12 loss to the Jets. It was a rainy day and neither team could get much offense going.
Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe dug into what happened at MetLife Stadium in our postgame edition of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast.
They talk about the mistakes the Browns made that ultimately cost them, including on special teams and dropped passes.
They also talk about the run game and why it is struggling so much. How can they fix it?
They talk about Deshaun Watson’s performance and how much blame he deserves for the loss.
They also talk about Minkah Fitzpatrick’s hit on KC Concepcion and look at the big picture after this loss.
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