The Cleveland Browns offense hit its apex on Halloween night of the 2022 season.
After a 32-13 beatdown of the Cincinnati Bengals, highlighted by quarterback Jacoby Brissett leading an offense that averaged 6.4 yards per play and rushed for 172 yards while beating the Bengals for the eighth time in nine games, the Browns boasted the fifth-best offensive DVOA in the NFL.
Things went downhill from there, this is still Cleveland after all, as the Browns struggled through the second half of the season to maintain any offensive continuity while incorporating quarterback Deshaun Watson back into the huddle after his 11-game suspension for violating the league’s Personal Conduct Policy.