Browns fans were understandably displeased with a number of aspects from Saturday's 24-22 loss to the Packers. Cleveland's hopes for a Christmas victory ended on a controversial no-call from officials on a last-minute interception, though frustration was already at a high after quarterback Baker Mayfield had thrown three first-half picks while the offense had plenty of success running the ball.
Among those publicly irritated with the offense's play-calling? Cleveland safety John Johnson III.
Johnson, who didn't play in Saturday's game due to an injured hamstring, aired his grievances after Mayfield threw his second interception of the half during Cleveland's third possession of the game.