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It was second verse, same as the first for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday in Baltimore.
An ineffective offense that could not find the end zone, a defense that played good enough to keep the Browns in the game but not good enough to win, and just enough mistakes all added up to a 14-6 loss to the Ravens.
It was the 11th consecutive time the Browns have lost to Baltimore and leaves the Browns at 0-2 on the season.
But it was more than just another loss. An off-season that was full of hope for an improved product on the field, especially on offense, has evaporated like a puddle after a rainstorm on a hot summer day. The season already feels lost, in large part because despite new players and the promise of a new philosophy on offense and defense, it looks and feels like the same old Browns.
All after just two games.