The Cleveland Browns looked like they figured things out. It seemed like they finally got the offense going. Then the real Browns showed up in a 33-18 loss to the hated Pittsburgh Steelers.
Offense is an enigma
The Browns came out with a different idea on offense. Instead of running the long developing passes with a rookie quarterback and struggling offensive line, they decided to do what quarterback Baker Mayfield did well in college.
Offensive coordinator dialed up some plays designed to get playmakers in space. Duke Johnson made a few great plays in the first drive.