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The Browns lost a heart-breaker to the Ravens despite the fact that TE Jordan Cameron returned to action. Check out the snap distributions below for the offense, and let us know what your reactions are in the comments section.
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| Joe Thomas | Joel Bitonio | Alex Mack | John Greco | Mitchell Schwartz |
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| 100% 60/60 plays |
100% 60/60 plays |
100% 60/60 plays |
100% 60/60 plays |
100% 60/60 plays |
Thoughts: All five members of the Browns' starting offensive line played the entire game. The unit as a whole yielded one sack to the Ravens.
| Running Back / Fullback |
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| Terrance West | Isaiah Crowell | Ray Agnew |
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| 50% 30/60 plays |
47% 28/60 plays |
38% 23/60 plays |
Terrance West: 12 carries, 36 yards, 3.0 YPC, 1 touchdown. 2 catches, 5 yards (2 targets).
Isaiah Crowell: 11 carries, 55 yards, 5.0 YPC.
Ray Agnew: 1 carry, 0 yards.
Thoughts: The Browns didn't have the same buzzing productivity from their running game as they had the first two weeks, but each running back still had a pretty good day and ran for a touchdown. Crowell seemed to be getting more looks than expected in the second half. After the bye, we'll see how the likely return of veteran Ben Tate changes the snap count distributions at the position.
| Wide Receiver |
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| Miles Austin | Andrew Hawkins | Taylor Gabriel | Travis Benjamin |
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| 73% 44/60 plays |
70% 42/60 plays |
58% 35/60 plays |
23% 14/60 plays |
Miles Austin: 6 catches, 51 yards, 1 touchdown (7 targets).
Andrew Hawkins: 7 catches, 87 yards (10 targets).
Taylor Gabriel: 2 catches, 81 yards (2 targets). 2 carries, -2 yards.
Travis Benjamin: 1 catch, 43 yards (1 targets). 1 carry, -2 yards.
Thoughts: Once again, this assembled crew of "misfits" came through. Austin and Hawkins were splendid -- Hawkins was a machine on third down, while Austin held on to a laser of a touchdown pass from Hoyer. Gabriel and Benjamin each got open deep for big plays, although neither one was able to finish the play for a touchdown.
| Tight End |
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| Jordan Cameron | Jim Dray | Gary Barnidge |
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| 85% 51/60 plays |
42% 25/60 plays |
12% 7/60 plays |
Jordan Cameron: 1 catch, 23 yards (3 targets).
Jim Dray: No stats registered.
Gary Barnidge: No stats registered.
Thoughts: Because of how little the tight ends were involved in the passing game, I just assumed that Cameron barely played. That's why I was surprised to open up the gamebook and discover that he actually played in 85% of the snaps. Barnidge's playing time took a big hit despite him having a career day a week ago.
| Quarterback |
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| Brian Hoyer | Johnny Manziel |
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| 98% 59/60 plays |
3% 2/60 plays |
Brian Hoyer: 19-of-25 (76.0%) for 290 yards, 1 touchdown. 2 rushes, 4 yards.
Johnny Manziel: No stats registered.
Thoughts: The two plays for Manziel had a purpose. They didn't end up working out in the end, but it gave us something fun to talk about. The real story here is Hoyer, though, who was on fire. This was the most accurate I've ever seen him; he looked like Tom Brady out there.