Browns Beat Up at Home by the Bolts as Chargers Slam Cleveland 38-14; Five Takeaways

CLEVELAND – The whispers of the infamous ‘P’ word this week, coupled along with a practice appearance by legendary rapper ‘Snoop Dogg’ may have been a little too distracting for the young Browns, as Sunday the brown and orange laid their biggest egg of the season, dropping an ugly 38-14 home decision to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Los Angeles never trailed, and by halftime you had a feeling it was going to take a monumental effort to bring the team back, and this time it simply wasn’t in the cards for the Browns, who with the loss drop to 2-3-1.

Baker Mayfield had his worst game as a pro, the run game was lackluster at best, and with only three wide outs on the roster at the start of the game, it was the type of day that felt a lot more like the last two previous years than the exciting one that the team had been building in the first five games of this season.

With a trip to Tampa looming next Sunday, let’s take a look at some of the ugly stats and things that took place at First Energy Stadium that put the team under .500 for the second time this season.

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