If you thought the day was bad for the Pittsburgh Steelers, don’t look at the Cleveland Browns’ box score. They were blown out, 45-7, by the New England Patriots, who, don’t look now, are now 6-4. It was such a blowout that they ended up getting a touchdown pass thrown by Brian Hoyer before all was said and done.
And there wasn’t a whole lost that the Browns’ pass rush could do about it. While they did generate two sacks—including one by Myles Garrett, furthering his league lead—that was about the only two times that they pressured Patriots rookie quarterback Mac Jones all game.