The Browns don't always have to blitz — they just have to make you think they will
Film analysis shows that the Cleveland Browns' defensive strategy relies on the illusion of pressure to keep opposing quarterbacks uncomfortable. By feigning blitzes, the team effectively disrupts offensive rhythm without needing to commit extra rushers.
Film analyst Lance Reisland broke down how Cleveland's pressure illusion kept Baker Mayfield uncomfortable all game long.
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