‘The Browns still resemble an organization adrift’: What they’re saying after Browns lose to Steelers

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns ended the 2022 season at 7-10 following a 28-14 loss to the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Sunday. The Steelers turned a seven-point deficit late within the first half right into a 13-point lead early within the fourth quarter and bought a key landing late to place the sport away.

Deshaun Watson began the sport properly however turned the ball over twice to negate two landing passes. He completed his closing begin of the season 19 of 29 passing for 230 yards, an 84.0 quarterback ranking and he was sacked seven occasions.

Nick Chubb had 12 carries for 77 yards and caught 5 passes for 45 yards and his first receiving TD of the season within the loss.

The Browns end the season in final place within the AFC North and haven’t completed higher than third since 2007 as they go into the offseason.

Right here is a few of how social media reacted after the sport.

“First place followers. Final place workforce,” Aaron Goldhamer of ESPN Cleveland tweeted.

“What did I study from this #Browns season:

1. Watson shouldn’t be even near elite.

2. Woods is finished.

3. Stefanski both want to surrender play calling or be performed.

4. We want higher DT’s.

5. We want higher LB’’

6. We want higher safeties

7. Want a greater LT

8. Want extra WR,” David Vorhees, author of “The Feast: And other Horrifying Tales” tweeted.

“Deshaun Watson performed 24 quarters submit suspension. He regarded like a $230 million QB in 2 of them. Not nice. #Browns,” Daryl Ruiter of 92.3 The Fan tweeted.

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“Glad this practice wreck of a season is over. Can’t say issues are trending dramatically up. The Browns nonetheless resemble a corporation adrift,” Jay Crawford of WKYC-TV tweeted.

“I’m undecided firing Kevin Stefanski is the correct transfer. I’m undecided conserving him is the correct transfer. All I do know is that there’s a ton of strain on everyone concerned to get again in these playoffs in 2023. #Browns,” Cleveland sports podcaster Nick Pedone tweeted.

“Browns protection dying because it lived: unable to get off the sphere on third and longs. make Joe Woods take an Uber again,” Jordan Zirm of The Sporting News tweeted.

“If the objective of the Browns right now was to provide their quarterback extra alternatives to study go performs, then good technique to not run very a lot. If the objective was to attempt to beat the Steelers, then silly technique to not higher make the most of Nick Chubb.,” Congressman Ted Lieu from California tweeted.

“‘Rust’ can now not excuse how dangerous Deshaun Watson regarded over the course of his 2022. He regarded BAD,” Bruce Nolan of BuffaloRumblings.com tweeted.

Joe Reedy of the Related Press noted that the record of the Browns in the Haslam ownership group is second worst within the NFL within the final decade.

“The #Browns don’t have anything to be optimistic about going into subsequent yr. This Steelers Staff is horrible! We’re gradual and predictable on offense. Small, smooth, & vanilla on protection. Good luck operating it again with this Stefanski! Mark my phrases, Browns are 1 yr from a complete rebuild!” Garrett Bush of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show tweeted.

“All the time thought the “grade Stefanski on simply the final 6 video games” was foolish. However for his sake I hope that isn’t actual. The offense bought worse as soon as Watson began taking part in. Not precisely inspiring a ton of confidence from anybody,” Anthony Lima of 92.3 The Fan tweeted.

“Stefanski is a horrible coach and Watson is a mean QB. Take pleasure in CLE!” Randy Baumann of WDVE-FM in Pittsburgh tweeted.

“Steelers 9-of-16 on third down is nasty work from Joe Woods,” Cory Kinnan of Browns Wire tweeted.

“3 third and plus 5′s 3 conversions allowed this isn’t simply dangerous they kill their very own clock. I don’t if that is Joe Woods fault however I wanna discover out,” YouTube personality Quincy Carrier tweeted.

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