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The\u00a0Cleveland Browns\u00a0admitted making a mistake with Dillon Gabriel during a 27-20 loss to the New York Jets that put their rookie quarterback in a bad position.<\/p>\n
Down just one score, the Browns faced a\u00a0critical fourth-and-one in the second half. But instead of running the ball with\u00a0Quinshon Judkins, new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees called a pass. Gabriel had some options but was ultimately sacked for a seven-yard loss that ended the important possession.<\/p>\n
2 guys are open in the flat and Dillon Gabriel takes a sack on 4th down.<\/p>\n
The Dillon Gabriel era is over.\u00a0#Browns<\/p>\n
\u201cLook as a play caller, there\u2019s always things you want back,\u201d\u00a0Rees said on Thursday. \u201cFelt like we put our guys in position to have success throughout the game and then, when you do that and you don\u2019t have success, you always look to why and what you can do during the week to help your players have that success. There\u2019s going to be a handful of calls that you make that the defense won the rep, and that happens in football throughout a game.\u201d<\/p>\n
A reporter pointed out that Gabriel had an open option on the play, and Rees conceded again that they shouldn\u2019t have put their rookie quarterback in that situation.<\/p>\n
\u201cYeah, I should have run the ball,\u201d Rees said. \u201cI don\u2019t want to get into the specifics of the play itself. You can freeze almost any play and say, \u2018Hey, this guy\u2019s open, this guy\u2019s open.\u2019 I want to make sure I\u2019m putting our players in the right spot. I made a call, an aggressive one, it didn\u2019t work and we got to move on to the next.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Browns\u2019 offense showed some brief flashes of competency against the Jets. But overall, it was still a sloppy, inconsistent showing from the unit that is\u00a0averaging just 16.2 points per game\u00a0this season.<\/p>\n
The results haven\u2019t been there with Gabriel, who had a few costly misses against the Jets. Still, Rees said the issues haven\u2019t stemmed from his decision-making or where his eyes are supposed to be.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe always grade that part of them and he grades out pretty high,\u201d Rees said. \u201cLook, nobody\u2019s going to bat a thousand. I don\u2019t bat a thousand calling it. Nobody\u2019s going to bat a thousand in really anything they do. But I would say he grades out where we want him. Dillon\u2019s prep and where he is mentally for a rookie is really well beyond. He\u2019s mature in that way and we want to make sure that those things that are happening during the week, we go ahead and execute them on Sundays.\u201d<\/p>\n
One of the Browns\u2019 objectives has been to\u00a0get the ball to Jerry Jeudy more often. Jeudy was a Pro Bowler last season but entered Sunday\u2019s matchup with just 22 catches in eight games.<\/p>\n
While the Browns lost, they were able to get Jeudy more involved. He snagged a season-high six catches for 78 yards and his first touchdowns of the year.<\/p>\n
\u201cJerry does a lot of things well, and I\u2019ll just say we\u2019re trying to put him in a position to do those things in the right spots, in the right moments,\u201d Rees said. \u201cAnd, you know, we talked last week, when you get your good players going early, usually helps them throughout the game. So, Jerry\u2019s a very talented guy who\u2019s worked extremely hard, and, you know, he put himself in that position to have success.\u201d<\/p>\n
Jeudy and the Browns face the\u00a0Baltimore Ravens\u00a0on Sunday. Cleveland is a\u00a09.5-point underdog for the matchup.<\/p>\n
Detroit Lions\u00a0wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown had himself a strong outing in the team\u2019s 44-22 Week 10 win over the\u00a0Washington Commanders.<\/p>\n
The fifth-year wide receiver out of USC racked up five catches for 58 yards and a touchdown in the first quarter that really broke the game open. St. Brown was one of three pass catchers on the team that totaled five or more catches on the night, as the Lions moved to 6-3 on the season, which has them tied for first in the NFC North. However, the 26-year-old star receiver found himself in some hot water following his score.<\/p>\n
With the game taking place at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, President Donald Trump was in attendance. His appearance at the game made him the first sitting president since 1978 (Jimmy Carter) to attend a regular-season game.<\/p>\n
So, knowing that Trump was in attendance, St. Brown opted to do Trump\u2019s shimmy dance after he scored, a decision he apologized for on a recent episode of the \u201cSt. Brown Podcast.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cFirst of all, if I offended anyone, I do apologize,\u201d St. Brown\u00a0said.\u00a0\u201cI did not mean to offend anyone. It was just, we\u2019re having fun. If any president was at that game and had a dance, I would have done it. It had nothing to do with who the president was.\u201d<\/p>\n
With his apology out of the way, he and the Lions are now likely focused on the team\u2019s Week 11 clash with the\u00a0Philadelphia Eagles\u00a0(7-2) on Sunday.<\/p>\n
The game will kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET and air on NBC\/Peacock.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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