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The Browns are worse than they've been at any time since they returned to the field in 1999. Worse than the expansion team in 1999. Worse than many of the other bad teams fans have had to endure.
Yes, the Spergon Wynn-Ken Dorsey-Bruce Gradkowski games were bad, but those teams were depleted and not able to compete. This season's team has had some injuries, but no more than any typical team.
It is whole, yet it puts forth the kind of games and effort of the past three weeks.
A year ago, there was significant outcry because the Browns were losing.
Last season's team never lost like this one's did — not until it was down to Dorsey and Gradkowski.
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