(Photo: Getty) Here we are again. Another week and we are writing about glaring issues in the Browns’ run defense. If time feels like a flat circle to you, yeah, it feels the same way to me as well. The Dolphins rushed for a season-high 195 yards (the previous high was 137) and the path to those yards was met with as little resistance as we have seen from the Browns’ defense this year. Had the Dolphins solely committed to running the ball on a snap-by-snap basis, they may have rushed for 300+ on Sunday afternoon. Every phase of the run defense was bad and Kevin Stefanski was asked about those issues today. “I think you are exactly right. Tackling, we always have to be better. Tackling sometimes is technique. Sometimes it is getting 11 people around the ball. Gap integrity, every defense that is played – don’t care [if it is] man, zone, three deep or two deep – you have gap integrity, and you have to stay true to that. We have to work hard to make sure that we are aware of where we need to be, and we have to make sure that we are giving
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