Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers was perhaps the worst loss of the season for the Cleveland Browns.
It was just one of thirteen, but this was by far the most winnable game of them all.
The team looked sharp through three quarters and it finally looked like DeShone Kizer would have a game to make a case that he should compete for the starting job in 2018. Then the fourth quarter and overtime happened and it became clear that not much has changed since Week 1.
The Browns held a 21-7 lead heading into the fourth quarter, only to head to overtime and lose after DeShone Kizer threw arguably the worst interception seen in Cleveland since the team returned in 1999.