Mueller: For Packers, Browns and 49ers, losses mean questions, albeit very different ones
New York TimesCover 7 | Wednesday A daily NFL destination that provides in-depth analysis of football’s biggest stories. Seattle jumped out to a 14-0 lead, but Cleveland did not panic nor stray from the strength of its team, which is an offensive line that plays with physicality and what had been the NFL’s best defense, statistically, entering the game. I thought Stefanski’s play calling of screens, draws and well-timed running plays designed to exploit specific parts of Seattle’s defense was outstanding. Despite losing their best player to injury, the Browns’ ground game remains relentless, ranking second in the NFL in yards per game. GO DEEPER Ranking NFL GMs by trade deadline aggression, while wondering why Chicago Bears rank at the top “The Football 100,” the definitive ranking of the NFL’s best 100 players of all time, is on sale now.