Outside of picking up an actual win, something that is a foreign concept under head coach Hue Jackson, and losing linebacker Jamie Collins to a season-ending injury, Sunday didn’t go all that bad for the Cleveland Browns.
The team walked out of Ford Field having rolled up 413 yards of offense, including 201 rushing yards, and broke 20 points for just the second time this season. (Just don’t look too closely at that audible at the end of the first half or Jackson’s dubious play calling in the fourth quarter.)
The defense was active for stretches of the game, sacking Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford four times and limiting the Lions to just five-of-11 on third down.