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Saints vs Browns Preview: Can Saints take Advantage of Browns Backup QB?
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Mario Jerez and Erin Summers welcome Jake Burns of Browns Film Breakdown to preview Sunday’s Browns-Saints game in the Superdome. Jake calls the 5-3 Browns “a 3-5-ish team” that is fortunate to have its record. He points to league-leading penalties, a -45 first-quarter point differential and a run defense that has been gashed by explosive plays. He also breaks down Deshaun Watson’s delayed concussion symptoms and why he has little confidence in Shedeur Sanders, after Sanders’ rough relief appearance and a “perplexing” press conference. On the Saints side, Jake explains the Browns’ man-heavy, wide-nine defense and says New Orleans wins if it can finally get its run game going and avoid third-and-long. The group closes with Jake’s take on former Brown Martin Emerson Jr., who’s thriving in a scheme that fits him better.
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