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The Cleveland Browns botched a disastrous fake punt from their own side of the field

Sep 14, 2020, 00:21 IST
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Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski looks onto the field during the ]first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
  • The Cleveland Browns tried a fake punt against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
  • But the play ended in immediate disaster for the Browns, who turned the ball over deep in their own territory.
  • Fans on Twitter were quick to roast the doomed play.
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The Cleveland Browns are off to a classic Cleveland Browns start to the 2020 NFL season.

In the first quarter of the Browns' season opener against the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland attempted a fake punt from their own side of the field.

Already trailing 7-0, the Browns apparently thought themselves in need of a spark. But the trickery immediately backfired, as punter Jamie Gillan was quickly caught and wound up fumbling the ball away.

On Twitter, Browns fans could only admit that, yeah, this looks like the football team they know.

Sadly, it wasn't the only embarrassing moment for the Browns in their opening game, as the team later faced a 3rd-and-41 after taking a series of penalties and sacks.

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