Offense: 12th 380 YPG Rushing: 14th 115 YPG Passing: 13th 251 YPG Scoring: 15th 22.2 PPG

Defense: 13th 335 YPG Rushing: 21st 119 YPG Passing: 7th 211 YPG Scoring: 15th 22.8 PPG Interceptions: Tied 3rd 4 Sacks: 4th 14

I believe your rushing and passing numbers are reversed.

Oops, nevermind. I was misreading the format. Got it now.

That's pretty impressive, especially given how poorly some of those numbers were following Week 1. Also of note is how balanced the rankings on Offense are.

Also, I would have expected our Run D to be ranked higher; I thought we've done a fair job of defending the run this year.

Thanks. Do you have our turnover differential handy? That's a huge stat.

I'm really impressed with our passing D ranking. 1/2 these games were with 50%-100% of our starting secondary out.

We are 13th at +1

Thanks DC

i have comments on the offense, but i really have to state once again that i'm impressed with how Wilks has got this defense playing, even with all the injuries on the back end.

I was turned into a believer last sunday night. i thought we were gonna get wrecked due to injuries and the (at the time) inept offense. never was i more glad to be wrong. The guy absolutely knows what he's doing, and i can only imagine what this defense could be down the line with Greedy and Ward back. guys are tackling well, we seem VERY fast, and i really like our D line right now. Schobert looks like he is ascending into an all pro LB in front of our eyes, and this defensive system under Wilks has only accelerated that.

im amped!

I want to see those sacks and picks skyrocket! Much better numbers, especially the game-changing stats.

These should move up some before the end of the season. Browns will really get measured in this next stretch, I suspect.

I think the sacks and interceptions are going to be increasing due to the D jelling and some of our starters back on board.

Thank you.

I have a feeling the sacks the past couple of games are down strictly because of game plan. We were trying to contain Jackson and make him hurt us with his arm vs legs. The previous week against the Rams I think it was run stopping and outside containment. These next couple of games the sacks will pick up and feel that will lead to increased interceptions.

I think you hit the nail on the head. Jackson is a very dangerous weapon on O. Containing him means the D must stay home and watch for Jackson to be on the move. All out pressure means leaving your area of the field to pressure the pocket. That's not a wise decision when facing a very mobile QB with the potential for big plays with his legs.