The Cleveland Browns will have one set of numbers that will define the 2017 season, which of course is their 0-16 record.
But there are other numbers worth taking a look at now that the long, depressing season is finally in the books.
The Browns did not score very often, they were 32nd in the league at 14.6 points per game, but it is still a bit surprising that quarterback DeShone Kizer led the team with five rushing touchdowns.
Kizer also finished with 2,894 passing yards, the second-highest total for a Browns rookie quarterback, but led the league in interceptions (22) and took the ninth-most sacks (38).