@diehardbrownsfan said:

Our Defense sucked today.

they got goat fukked by the offense on at least 10 to 15 of those points. 

@clevfan4life said:

u think we're going DT with the first?

Left Tackle: Desmond Harrison, 57.9
Right Tackle: Chris Hubbard, 57.5

@unsympathetic said:

If anyone doubted what position is getting drafted first next season, note that our UDFA is grading higher than our 35M offseason signing.

u think we're going DT with the first?

@flugel said:

Indeed.  It would be interesting to compare how they were rated in the 1st half of last week vrs the 2nd half when a QB that processed information with more decisive and quicker throws brought about more reasonable length of pass pro times.  Whether it was just a coincidence or not, the running game also heated up when Baker came in to the extent our best runs no longer had to come from the QB.

True... a decisive QB with a quick release is an OL's best friend.

On the week to week ratings... in another thread I mentioned how the OL is gelling... and I think it is... but it still has a long way to go. Thus my "surprise" at seeing us as high as being at #19.

What doesn't seem right to me is being ranked higher earlier. I see week to week progress. Only thing I can think of is that Week 2 vs. NO our OL was holding the rush off longer what with TT holding the ball. That would be something they can't get credit for with their new, best friend.

Come to think of it... I think the above may have also been the case back in 2016 when we had three different starters.

@canton-dawg said:

I would’ve thought the Browns defensive line would be ranked higher than 16th. . .

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-week-3-nfl-defensive-line-rankings

DEFENSIVE LINE RANKING, WEEK 3: 16TH

Cleveland’s defensive line has only accrued 30 total pressures and a pass-rush productivity of 8.9, ranking 28th and 26th, respectively. Edge defenders Genard Avery and Myles Garrett, however, have earned 75.0 and 74.6 pass-rush grades, respectively, through Week 3. Also, defensive interior Larry Ogunjobi is off to a career-year pace with 11 total pressures and a 71.1 pass-rush grade in three games. The trio has a bright future ahead in terms of pass-rush ability, while their current play in run defense is unparalleled. The Browns’ defensive line, led by Garrett, Avery and Ogunjobi, leads all units in average depth of tackle (0.39) in run defense.

If Garrett, Ogunjobi and Avery are doing so well.....why then does the browns DL rank mediocre?   Are the other guys doing that terribly....so that they bring the Browns average rating down?

@tour2ma said:

Almost brings a tear to my eye. ?

In contrast I'm a little surprised our OL ranks this high...

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-week-3-nfl-offensive-line-rankings

Surprisingly after Week 2 we were ranked 14th. Can't see where we were Week 1 as below the 5th-ranked Steelers is " You must have PFF Edge to continue reading... ".

Indeed.  It would be interesting to compare how they were rated in the 1st half of last week vrs the 2nd half when a QB that processed information with more decisive and quicker throws brought about more reasonable length of pass pro times.  Whether it was just a coincidence or not, the running game also heated up when Baker came in to the extent our best runs no longer had to come from the QB.

@canton-dawg said:

The trio has a bright future ahead in terms of pass-rush ability, while their current play in run defense is unparalleled.

Almost brings a tear to my eye. ?

In contrast I'm a little surprised our OL ranks this high...

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-week-3-nfl-offensive-line-rankings

Surprisingly after Week 2 we were ranked 14th. Can't see where we were Week 1 as below the 5th-ranked Steelers is " You must have PFF Edge to continue reading... ".