It can be easy for a writer to compile a list, and perhaps flesh out each item with a sentence or two. And that’s fine, unless it becomes a rehash of what a half dozen other writers have already put out there. Actually, I say that’s fine, but that’s assuming the list represents some minimum level of forethought.
As we struggle to survive another season with the new-era Browns, one way we can try to get through it (besides alcohol or heavy medication) is to look back at the best individual weeks of the Browns’ new era to remember times in recent memory when this particular week didn’t suck.
If the Cleveland Browns have indeed finally turned a corner toward a lighted street and not another darkened alley, then they'll look back at the sloppy victories against two struggling teams that constitute a legitimate win streak as the first signs. The Browns' harder-than-it-had-to-be yet not-as-close-as-it-appears 20-17 win against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday was notable not because the Raiders are Kansas City Chiefs-level awful, though they're close, but because it almost has never mattered how awful the Raiders are when playing
Useless nuggets of information from Sunday’s Browns game that you can certainly live without…
The Cleveland Browns headed to Oakland on Sunday with many of their fans and the rest of the NFL questioning whether or not they have what it takes to actually finish a game when given the opportunity.