... score an offensive touchdown in this week’s game.

 

The preseason isn’t about winning or losing, because the record doesn’t matter, but it is about demonstrating that good football is on the horizon. Cleveland failed to show that last week versus Green Bay.

 

Last week’s game was a debacle I won’t dwell on any more than I have to, but I will point out it was the seventh game in a row the team did not score an offensive touchdown.

 

The last time the offense produced six points was at Buffalo Nov. 17 on a 72-yard run from Jerome Harrison. Tragically, Harrison barely touched the ball again after that.

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