CLEVELAND — Isaiah Crowell and the Browns’ run game found its footing on a snowy afternoon at FirstEnergy Stadium.
It was ultimately not enough to lift Cleveland -- which fell, 23-10, to Cincinnati on Sunday -- to its first win of the season but served as a bright spot in an otherwise inconsistent performance.
The Browns finished with 169 yards rushing — the most since Week 7 when they racked up 180 yards on the road against the Bengals — in what’s now tied for their second-best display this season (Week 3 at Miami).
That resurgence was powered by Crowell, who carried the ball 10 times for 113 yards, including 87 in a third quarter that saw Cleveland start to trim the deficit.