'When practice is over you can't just run out of the building...leaders on this team need to get together...something's got to change.'
BEREA, Ohio — If you've watched a Browns game this season, you've probably found yourself frustrated with the lackluster performance from the defense, and at times offense and special teams as well. The team has harped on needing to correct their mistakes, be it miscommunication or fundamentals like tackling, but in each game, problems continue to arise.
"There are young players of course so you're trying to teach them how to be a pro and until you teach them, there are some guys that don't know," head coach Kevin Stefanski said."I think the guys do a good job of pouring everything they have into these weeks and we fill up their day. We fill it up, whether it's meetings or walkthroughs and practice and lifting and rehab and those types of things.
Before the Browns' latest loss to the New England Patriots, defensive coordinator Joe Woods said he understood the struggles his unit was having but believed that his players have all bought in to his plan for them. That may be the case, but the next step is getting them motivated to not let work stop after they leave the practice fields.
"That’s something we all have to do. I think it’s a shared responsibility. I don’t think it’s just on one person to do it. I feel like that’s what we’re starting to become more aware of and I think that’s going to happen more," Phillips said. "Whatever we've got do to get as many guys, if not everyone, in on the same page I think that's what it is. Because that's the only way things are going to change," Johnson said."We've got to find ways, however that may be, the leaders on this team need to get together and figure it out, but got to change something.
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