Having found their stride on offense after two weeks of competition, the Cleveland Browns are on the precipice of putting together something truly special. With a plethora of talented skill position players and a competent signal-caller under center, the team is in a holding pattern while they wait for their defense to catch up.
In comments to reporters on Wednesday, quarterback Jacoby Brissett made a point to explain his growing chemistry with receiver Amari Cooper, who joined the Browns via trade in the offseason. A three-reception performance by the star wide-out in Week 1 gave way to a dominant showing against the New York Jets on Sunday, where he snagged nine catches on 10 targets for 101 yards and a touchdown.
