Cleveland Browns news: Odell Beckham saved the Browns
By Randy Gurzi
OBJ saved the win for the Cleveland Browns
Remember when the Cleveland Browns lost in Week 1 and Odell Beckham, Jr. was on the trading block? Well, he never really was on the block but the rumor mill was going nuts. That’s not the case anymore as Beckham has been playing very well since then. And Week 4 was his best game yet in a Browns uniform.
OBJ scored three touchdowns in the game but it was his last that was the most important. After Dallas made it 41-38, Beckham took the ball in on a 50-yard touchdown run to seal the win. But he nearly was taken down for a huge loss on the play and had that happened, things might have finished differently.
That wasn’t the case though as OBJ put the game away and silenced his critics in the process. That story and more can be found in today’s Daily Dawg Tags.
Cleveland Browns News
"“Odell Beckham Jr. began and ended Sunday’s 49-38 victory over the Cowboys with the kind of huge plays he’s been begging to make for the Browns, helping them to their first 3-1 start since 2001.”"
"“Behind Beckham’s first career rushing touchdown, the Browns finished with 307 rushing yards, their highest game total in 11 years.”"
The Browns ground game was nothing short of fantastic on Sunday. Dallas had no answers whatsoever and they put together the best performance we have seen in nearly 20 years.
"“Myles Garrett is already the best defensive end in the game, so there’s not much room for his stock to go up, yet, it’s through the roof again.Garrett had five pressures on 46 rushes, according to NFL Next Gen stats. He totaled two sacks. It’s his second consecutive multi-sack game.”"
Myles Garrett has been playing out of his mind right now and the three-straight games with a strip-sack is a fun streak for him to be on. He has been vocal about wanting to be the Defensive Player of the Year and so far in 2020, he is proving he belongs in that discussion.
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