The Browns just aren't very good right now, and it doesn't help that Mayfield's damaged shoulder - and injuries to both starting tackles - may be playing a role in Stefanski's hesitation to dial up plays to try and push the ball downfield.Ĭleveland has trusted its potent running game to carry it, but when the Steelers shut down Nick Chubb (16 carries, 61 yards) on Sunday, the Browns were unable to counter as the passing attack was grounded as well. I’ve seen some really good moments from this group, I know what we’re capable of. “We have to make the most of our opportunities,” he said. Stefanski, whose play-calling has come under more intense scrutiny, was asked Monday what concerns him most about his sputtering offense and a passing attack that isn't making passing grades. The most troubling trend is a Cleveland offense that has produced just 41 points in the past three games. Their 4-4 record reflects their status: average.Īll the playoff and Super Bowl chatter around Cleveland has been replaced by serious concern, pointed questions and major doubts.Ī day after a disturbing 15-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers dropped the Browns into last place in the AFC North, coach Kevin Stefanski leaned on his tried-and-true excuse of “I've got to be better” to deflect attention from his team's many issues.

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