The Cleveland Browns are sitting at 2-3 on the season at the moment, not far from where they were at this time a year ago, with only one game really showing any indications of their ability to be something more than they have been in the recent past, and more performances suggesting more of the same.
After getting trounced on Monday night by the 4-0 San Francisco 49ers—a team the Pittsburgh Steelers played against competitively in Mason Rudolph’s first career start—doing so under the national spotlight, many are beginning increasingly to question whether or not this talented-on-paper roster is legitimate.