Since the reincarnation of the Browns in 1999, the one criticism that has constantly been levied against them is that they are a team without an identity, which is really just a euphemism for saying that they stink in all phases of the game. Aside from possibly the almost-magical 2007 season (sometimes dreams do come true), the Browns really haven’t had a season in which they’ve been, you know, “good” at anything; their identity has always been that they don’t have an identity.
push keys as you struggle to say something, anything remotely new. Watching the Browns lose to the Baltimore Ravens Sunday was to essentially watch the tape from the previous week’s debacle against Miami and try to invent a new angle. It was cruel but not unusual.
Some final thoughts on the Cleveland Browns Week 2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the 11th consecutive loss to Baltimore and the Browns fifth consecutive loss overall dating back to last season.
All eyes will be on Brandon Weeden when the Browns travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens. Here are three other things to watch for:
The Cleveland Browns travel to Baltimore on Sunday to take on the Ravens.