Browns Fall to Raiders, Drop to 1-3

The Cleveland Browns suffered a 20-16 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, marking their worst start since 2017 at 1-3. Despite an early 10-0 lead, the Browns faltered, allowing 20 unanswered points, with quarterback Deshaun Watson facing significant pressure from a depleted Raiders defense, leading to multiple sacks and quarterback hits. The Browns' offensive line struggles were exacerbated by injuries, notably to center Ethan Pocic. Watson's performance included a touchdown and a costly interception, while a potential 82-yard touchdown pass to Amari Cooper was nullified by a holding penalty. Social media reactions highlighted frustrations with the coaching and roster management, emphasizing the team's inability to capitalize on opportunities against a weakened opponent. Looking ahead, the Browns face the Washington Commanders, making their next game critical for head coach Kevin Stefanski's future.