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Say what you will of the Cleveland Browns, but at least they're creative.
Just when you thought the Browns had run out of ways to lose, the team showed off another in front of a national audience on Monday Night Football -- a blocked field goal return for a touchdown.
The loss sent Browns Twitter spiraling out of control, beginning with the team's official account.
Unbelievable...
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) December 1, 2015
Some media soon followed suit, too.
Confirmed: There are Football Gods. They hate you, Cleveland.
— Zac Jackson (@AkronJackson) December 1, 2015
Seriously, if you meet anyone from Cleveland this week, buy them a drink or a car or a house or something.
— David Steele (@David_C_Steele) December 1, 2015
Had 7-point lead in closing seconds to clinch fantasy playoff spot. Facing Ravens D. It blocks FG, returns it for TD. Lose by 1. The Browns.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 1, 2015
Words can only say so much, however. This video perhaps best captures the emotions of being a Browns fan, as one poor fan literally tears his Barkevious Mingo jersey in anger. (Caution: NSFW language)
@Sobe_homie: How it feels to be a Browns fan #MNF @espn @BarstoolTrent @RoFloESPN @Grantland33 @KenCarman pic.twitter.com/J9fzuo0AQt
— Nick Sobevski (@Sobe_homie) December 1, 2015
This video also perfectly captures the nature of being a Browns fan, as seen in poor Matt's face.
Only the @Browns pic.twitter.com/IxMOWdAg0m
— Matt Alberson (@malberson6) December 1, 2015
The reaction wasn't just limited to the media and fans after the game.
The long-lost Josh Gordon chimed in on the loss.
I truly apologize to Browns fans everywhere. You guys deserve better.. I'm solely speaking on behalf of my actions. Tough loss. Stay strong.
— Flash Gordon (@JOSH_GORDONXII) December 1, 2015
Outsiders also got a slice of the pie. Everyone enjoyed poking fun at the Browns on this Browns-iest of nights.
Just turn your phone off, @Browns.
— FSU Football (@FSU_Football) December 1, 2015
That was the most Cleveland Browns thing the Cleveland Browns could have done.
— Ridiculousness (@RlDICULOUSNESS) December 1, 2015
Good night, Browns fans.