Similarly that the Cleveland Browns’ 2020 season finisher run finished in frustration, so too did this season’s run.

The only difference is that they advanced past the first round in 2020, whereas this time they disappointed Browns fans early by losing to the Houston Texans in the first round.

While Cleveland might have played better in each feature of the game, their association driving protection was a main justification for their battles.

They finished the game having surrendered 356 yards of complete offense, which is almost twofold their season normal.

In addition, they gave up 280 passing yards and three passing touchdowns, all of which occurred in the first half.

It was an excruciating misfortune for players and fans the same, and after the game, Browns hotshot Myles Garrett summarized it impeccably (through Camryn Equity on Twitter).

Browns Myles Garrett: ” This is the most over the top excruciating misfortune I’ve had in my profession.”

Why?

“We’ve had to deal with such a great amount to arrive and we had a terrible day on the most terrible opportunity to have an awful day.”

It was a terrible day without a doubt for a guard that was playing as well as any safeguard in the association.

Although it is difficult to single out a single player, Garrett certainly did not help his case for Defensive Player of the Year.

He had three stops in the game, but he was unable to put any pressure on C.J. Stroud, the rookie quarterback, at any point.

He and the remainder of the safeguard completed the game without a solitary sack, and the whole group added up to only one hit on the quarterback.

Also, beside Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah’s four handles for misfortune, the remainder of the group consolidated for only one.

Cleveland did for sure pick some unacceptable day to have their most disastrous showing of the year.