There’s still nothing scary about the Browns offense, at least for opposing defenses: Dan Labbe

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Let’s talk about two sequences by this Browns offense in Sunday’s 32-13 loss against New England .

The first came after rookie linebacker Carson Schwesinger intercepted Drake Maye with 13:12 left in the second quarter and returned the ball to the Patriots 34-yard line. It was the first interception the second-year quarterback had thrown since Week 3 against Pittsburgh.