<p>The Cleveland Browns fall to 2–6 after a brutal 32–13 loss to the New England Patriots — wasting a historic 5-sack performance from Myles Garrett. Anthony Joki and Jackson McCurry react to the latest offensive meltdown, the growing frustration in Berea, and what changes could come during the bye week.</p><p>They discuss Dillon Gabriel’s regression, whether Shedeur Sanders deserves a look, and if Kevin Stefanski’s offense has officially hit its ceiling. Plus — what does this mean for Andrew Berry, the front office, and the upcoming trade deadline?</p><p><strong>Chapters:</strong><br>0:00 – Intro: Another Browns Loss, Another Postgame Rant<br>0:22 – Myles Garrett’s Historic 5-Sack Day<br>3:00 – Browns Defense Outplays Offense Again<br>6:15 – Offensive Collapse: Gabriel, Playcalling, and WR Issues<br>10:00 – Are the Receivers the Biggest Problem?<br>14:00 – Kevin Stefanski’s Offense Has Lost Its Identity<br>16:30 – Front Office Accountability: Six Years, No Progress<br>19:20 – Should the Browns Make Changes at the Bye Week?<br>21:00 – QB Decision: Stick With Gabriel or Try Shedeur Sanders?<br>23:40 – Trade Deadline Outlook: Buy, Sell, or Stand Pat?<br>25:30 – Time to Evaluate the Roster for 2026<br>28:40 – Early Draft Talk &amp; What’s Next for Cleveland<br>30:25 – Outro: Go Browns (Always)</p><p></p>