Browns report card after Steelers loss is every bit as ugly as you’d expect

Dawg Pound Daily evaluated the Cleveland Browns with low marks following an embarrassing 27-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Writer John Suchan criticized the team's lack of effort, noting that quarterback Deshaun Watson was sacked eight times and failed to reach the end zone despite accumulating 324 passing yards. The defeat prevented Cleveland from securing its first regular-season victory in Pittsburgh since 2003.

The writer gave an "F" grade to both the offensive and defensive lines, pointing out that Pittsburgh ran for 200 yards while Cleveland managed only 34 rushing yards. The running backs and secondary each received a "D" grade, marked by missed tackles including a touchdown run by Jaylen Warren. Tight end Harold Fannin Jr. stood out with 154 receiving yards, and special teams earned the team's lone "A" grade.