CARSON, Ca. -- DeShone Kizer fumbled away a chance to beat the Chargers for the second straight season and get this winless monkey off the Browns' back.
With the Browns trailing by the final margin of 19-10 in the fourth quarter, Kizer took over at his 4 and moved the Browns downfield with a nice mix of his arm and legs. He opened with a 33-yard strike to David Njoku over the middle and scrambled three yards to convert a third down.
He found Seth DeValve for 25 yard, and then rumbled 17 yards to the 6 before Corey Coleman held to move them back to the 15.