The Day After Takeaways: Browns Coach Hue Jackson Gives His Thoughts on the Loss in Oakland

On not having a sense of ‘waiting for something bad to happen’ at the end of yesterday’s game

“No. I used to. I knew what that was. No. It was a whole different feel. It was a whole different mentality on that sideline. It is quicker. Move on from that. Let’s go. Let’s go find a way to score. Let’s go find a way to get them stopped. No. Not at all. Yesterday, you are watching (DB) Damarious Randall play on one foot. There are some plays that I now for a fact that he would have made if he was healthy. You are watching (DL) Myles Garrett and them play a lot of snaps because we need them to to finish the game.

“Maybe sometimes some guys are exhausted and we need to feel comfortable putting some other guys in there. On offense, you are watching a young player trying to direct some traffic, and all of a sudden, here comes a snap that we all know should not happen but it happens. I do not get the sense of what I felt before down there. I get the sense that this is a team that is really starting to come together and understand how close they are. Now what they have to do is go finish those things. You have to play one snap at a time as well as you can, and let’s see where we are.”

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