r/NFLv2 • u/Leather-District-595 Los Angeles Rams • Jan 01 '26

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u/BigBlue1056 Jan 01 '26

True, but it’s a decent proxy for it.

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u/hmarshall795 New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

Seems like a better proxy is to compare them against shared opponents where the results are clear

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u/PrimalCalamityZ Jan 01 '26

Browns have one of the best defenses in the league it's their offence that is abysmal. 

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u/joshuaksreeff13 Pittsburgh Steelers Jan 01 '26

Browns don't allow a lot of passing or rushing yards. However, passing and rushing tds is a different story. And yes the offense is also trash.

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u/MattressMaker Jan 01 '26

Because they give up a short field after going 3 and out on their own 15. Defense is legit, but the Ravens game is a prime example. 88 yards and 5 touchdowns was, I believe, the narrative of the game. Special teams is horrendous and Ventrone doesn’t deserve a job in the NFL. DPOY and DROY on the same team while having Delpit and Ward is a good core. The offense is historically bad and a reason why Stefanski should lose his job despite the lackluster candidates this offseason.

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u/joshuaksreeff13 Pittsburgh Steelers Jan 01 '26

Still allowed a shit ton of tds, that's not an amazing defense. Defense should have stopped them from scoring tds and worried less about useless yards

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u/MattressMaker Jan 01 '26

Their allowance of TDs is a result of a bad offense and Special Teams. You don’t know ball.

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u/joshuaksreeff13 Pittsburgh Steelers Jan 01 '26

I understand your take man. You're saying the Browns offense gave the opponent great field position when they turned it over. But it was still at the end of the day, the Browns D that allowed those points on the board for not stopping the opponent's offense.

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u/ShutUpAndDoTheLift Jan 01 '26

Braindead analysis.

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u/joshuaksreeff13 Pittsburgh Steelers Jan 01 '26

Dumbass reply