The Philadelphia Eagles seemed to have inspired the Cleveland Browns.
During the second quarter of Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons, the Browns decided to try their luck at having a receiver throw a pass to the quarterback.
Of course, the Eagles completed a similar play during Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots. Cleveland, however, didn’t have the same kind of luck.
Despite Baker Mayfield being 9-for-9 on the afternoon, the Browns decided it was a good idea to take the ball out of his hands. And let’s just say the result didn’t lead to anything good for Cleveland.
Take a look:
Whoops.
It looked as if Mayfield got a late running start and Falcons defensive back Damantae Kazee was able to take the ball away from the Browns for his league-leading fifth interception this season.
