Fans of the Cleveland Browns have watched some bad football over the years, but Sunday’s trip to frosty Soldier Field was something else.
The Browns gave up a 52-yard kickoff return to open the game, and it only got worse from there in what ended up being a 31-3 loss to the now 10-win Chicago Bears.
Of Cleveland’s 12 offensive possessions, seven ended in punts (including its first six in a row) and three ended with interceptions. The Browns only converted one first down in the first half, and nine total for the game.
Hey, at least Browns fans can appreciate Myles Garrett, who extended his sack streak to eight consecutive games and now sits just one shy of tying the NFL’s single-season record with three games left to play.