INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana -- Forget about the Browns' eight dropped passes, four offensive pass interference calls and a defense that gave up four first-half touchdowns.
In rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer's mind, Sunday's 31-28 loss to the Colts that dropped the Browns to 0-3 was all about his two interceptions in the third quarter.
"Turnovers are the name of this game in this league, and we went out there and had two crucial ones in prime opportunities and moments for us to go down and change the momentum of the game,'' said Kizer, who had a third pick on a Hail Mary at the end.