... right now.

 

It’s actually difficult to encapsulate just how bad this team looked on Sunday. From the coaching to the players, it was even uglier than most people anticipated. The 34-3 final score would make the casual observer think the game was closer than it actually was.

 

Let’s look at some stats.

 

The Ravens gained 479 total yards to the Browns 186; they outgained the Browns on first downs 28-11. The Browns were 3-of-12 on third downs, the Ravens 4-of-11. The Browns made no attempts to convert on fourth down.

 

Time of possession was once again...

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