The Browns came out and dominated the first quarter against the Steelers.

The rest of the game http://www.thebrownsfootballauthentic.com/christian-kirksey-jersey-authentic , they were out-matched in every facet, losing 33-18 and dropping to 2-5-1. If Jimmy Haslam doesn’t pull the trigger and just fire Hue Jackson after this game, then what the heck is he waiting for?Cleveland started off the game fairly well, scoring their first opening-drive points of the season. It was only a field goal (34 yards out from K Greg Joseph), but that’s better than nothing to give the Browns a 3-0 lead.Penalties played a big factor in the first quarter. Pittsburgh went three-and-out, and on their next drive, QB Ben Roethlisberger was picked off by SS Derrick Kindred on third down off of a tipped pass, giving Cleveland the ball near midfield. Back-to-back runs by RB Nick Chubb of 20 and 11 yards put them in field goal range. The drive stalled after that, but Joseph connected from 45 yards out to give Cleveland a 6-0 lead.Cleveland got a good return from SS Jabrill Peppers and a tripping penalty on Pittsburgh just before the end of the first quarter, followed by a 21-yard catch by WR Jarvis Landry to close out the quarter. They couldn’t get much closer to start the second quarter, and this time, Joseph’s 41-yard field goal went wide right.That mistake was all the momentum that Pittsburgh needed to get things rolling. They converted their first first down with a completion to WR Antonio Brown. Several players later, Roethlisberger pump faked and found Brown wide open down the left sideline for a 43-yard touchdown, giving Pittsburgh the 7-6 advantage.Cleveland got into Pittsburgh territory again on their next drive, but this time, QB Baker Mayfield’s deep third down pass for WR Damion Ratley was intercepted by CB Joe Haden. Roethlisberger moved the chains a couple of times with a quarterback sneak leading into the two-minute warning. A controversial spot gave Pittsburgh more incentive to go for it on a fourth down situation:The Steelers converted, and one play later, FS Damarious Randall just missed intercepting a screen pass that Brown took in for a touchdown, putting them up 14-6.Pittsburgh got the ball to begin the second half and continued having no problems moving the football. Inside of Cleveland territory Womens JC Tretter Jersey , Roethlisberger floated a dumpoff pass up to RB Steven Ridley. After he made the catch, Kindred stripped the ball from behind, and CB Denzel Ward came up with the recovery.The offense responded with a three-and-out, sending the defense right back onto the field. The defense, in turn, forced a three-and-out, but their punt backed Cleveland’s offense near their own end zone. On second down, Mayfield ran a playaction fake. LT Desmond Harrison was beat by his man and committed holding in the end zone, leading to a safety, making it a 16-6 game.It looked like Pittsburgh would be in control, but then on the safety kick, Pittsburgh inexplicably let the ball go over their head and no one recovered it, leading to an onside kick recovery by Cleveland (when they weren’t even trying for one). Despite the short field, the Browns had the ugliest drive possible to put their first touchdown on the board with WR Antonio Callaway coming down with it.That made it a 16-12 game, but then Joseph missed the extra point badly to keep it that score. On Pittsburgh’s next drive, RB James Conner started the drive with big runs of 30 and 16 yards to move into field goal range. He finished the drive later with a 12-yard sprint around the edge, giving the Steelers a 23-12 lead.The Browns then went three-and-out, with the offensive line blocking no one, before punting back to Pittsburgh Youth Larry Ogunjobi Jersey , who started near midfield. Early in the fourth, K Chris Boswell knocked it through from 42 yards out to go up 26-12. The Browns went three-and-out again, with another quick punt giving Pittsburgh the ball near midfield.The rest of the game saw the rain start to fall. The Browns did nothing, while Pittsburgh ran the clock out for the remainder of the game — the last of which was a 22-yard sprint by Conner to go up 33-12.A 24-yard touchdown pass to TE Seth DeValve with six seconds left made it 33-18, but the two-point try was no good.Quick HittersQB Baker Mayfield: 22-of-36 for 156 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. 1 rush, 9 yards.RB Nick Chubb: 18 carries, 65 yards (3.61 YPC). 2 catches, 10 yards (3 targets).WR Jarvis Landry: 8 catches, 39 yards (12 targets).TE David Njoku: No stats registered.SS Derrick Kindred: 1 interception, 1 forced fumble.DE Myles Garrett: 1 sack.Daily Dawg Chow: Browns news (7/30/18) Cleveland Browns:“Bitonio willing, not eager to move to left tackle” (AP) - “The retirement of Joe Thomas left a gaping hole at left tackle for the Cleveland Browns. Left guard Joel Bitonio is willing, but not necessarily eager to succeed his close friend at the position.”“JC Tretter bulks up in order to hold his own inside AFC North” (C-T) - “He had been one of the limited number of NFL offensive linemen under the threshold and determined an extra 10 pounds would help him against the nose tackles in the AFC North.”“Hue Jackson says Baker Mayfield is exceeding expectations in camp” (Plain Dealer) - “Mayfield has yet to throw a pick in camp, has developed amazing chemistry with Rashard Higgins and is starting to look comfortable under center.”“Haslams remain unwavering their commitment to Hue Jackson” (92.3) - “Jimmy and Dee Haslam remain steadfast in their commitment to Jackson and to giving him an opportunity to turn their floundering franchise around despite winning 1 game in 2 years.”NFL:“Conflicting information about new helmet rule irks Eagles players” (ESPN) - “A presentation this week by NFL referees to the Philadelphia Eagles on the new helmet rule caused frustration among the players...”“Andrew Luck ‘responding well’ in return to practice” (PFT) - “Luck took some time on Sunday to reflect on his first practices of training camp before getting ready for the team’s first padded practice of the summer.”“Cardinals counting on a healthy Bradford, never a sure thing” (AP) - “If he stays healthy. Those words have shadowed Sam Bradford through most of his injury-plagued eight seasons in the NFL.”“Sam Darnold deal holdup hinges on forfeiture language” (NFL.com) - “Silver reported Sunday that the contract holdup between Gang Green and Darnold’s camp isn’t based around ‘offsets or money payouts,’ per sources close to the negotiation.”