1. Corey Coleman gave the Browns the kind of impact they hoped for their struggling passing attack.
The problem Sunday was there were little other bright spots for Cleveland’s passing game going up against the league’s top-ranked unit against it.
Coleman caught six passes for 80 yards to lead all receivers in his most productive game since Week 2 last year against the Ravens. His back-to-back catches jump-started a Browns drive that ended with a 27-yard touchdown pass from DeShone Kizer to running back Duke Johnson Jr.
“I was just trying to make plays to give our team the best chance to win,” Coleman said.