The Browns first two games had one thing in common: receivers that were passed off by cornerbacks to the safety on that side did not pick up and were completed for huge gains.
Correction: safety Grant Delpit did not pick up and were completed for huge gains.
Cleveland had the New York Jets by 13 points with 1:55 to play. Two plays later, Jets receiver Corey Davis was wide open for a 66-yard touchdown. After an onside kick recovery and New York drove down the field, WR Garrett Wilson was open for the go ahead touchdown.
Common denominator?