I keep hearing the national bobble-heads quip that the Browns don’t get turnovers but the defense caused 8 drives that were 3 & out or were less than 20 yards end in a punt against the Steelers (that doesn’t even count the end of half or end of game “drives”). Isn’t that basically the same as a deep pass interception? What’s your opinion?

  • EruntalonnB
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    1 year ago

    If all turnovers were deep pass INT with no return it wouldn’t matter much. But if you’re already close enough to the end zone they take at least 3 points of the board and, since it’s the offense on the field, there’s a big risk of a good return that will left the opponent with good field position to score.