Orange is the New Brown was everything a highlight film should be. It was as if the producers were thankful to have ready material to work with for a change.

Loved the opening that culminated in calling us "The toughest team in the NFL". That ought to get us started.

The theme around the series of edge-of-your-seat finishes in 2014, both W's and L's, was well crafted. While many were still front and center memory-wise, the Atlanta finish had faded. It was good to have that frantic series, ending with clocking the ball to bring on the FG unit, resurrected.

The theme of the twin, 21-point AFCN wins was sweet with the voice-over, "his QB rating is 2", as Dalton strolled off the field late serving as the cherry on top.

Orange is the New Brown was everything a highlight film should be. It was as if the producers were thankful to have ready material to work with for a change.

Loved the opening that culminated in calling us "The toughest team in the NFL". That ought to get us started.

The theme around the series of edge-of-your-seat finishes in 2014, both W's and L's, was well crafted. While many were still front and center memory-wise, the Atlanta finish had faded. It was good to have that frantic series, ending with clocking the ball to bring on the FG unit, resurrected.

The theme of the twin, 21-point AFCN wins was sweet with the voice-over, "his QB rating is 2", as Dalton strolled off the field late serving as the cherry on top.

I didn't realize our pass D was #1 in breakups last year, and they could even be better this season.

I wish Hoyer the best, but the main reason I'm thinking the Browns take a big step this year is because he usually underthrew the deep ball. TDs became FGs in 2014 after many of those underthrown completions.