In the Cleveland Browns’ 20-16 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, frustrations boiled over as the Browns’ offensive struggles continued.
The team, ranked 31st in the league offensively, failed to find a rhythm, amassing only 241 total yards. Wide receiver Elijah Moore’s father, Sean Moore, took to social media to voice his discontent, specifically questioning the team’s play-calling.
“1 target the entire game? Make it make sense, 95% open all the time. SMH,” he posted on X, emphasizing his frustration with Moore only receiving one target, which resulted in an 11-yard reception.
The Browns had shown promise with an opening 70-yard touchdown drive, but that momentum quickly fizzled as the team failed to convert another third down for the rest of the game.
Analysts, including Daniel Oyefusi, echoed Sean Moore’s concerns, pointing to head coach Kevin Stefanski’s decision-making. Later, Sean Moore softened his stance, acknowledging on X that his emotions got the best of him during the game, saying, “Parents get emotional and frustrated watching, too.”
Despite this, the critique highlighted the ongoing struggles of the Browns’ offense, now compounded by key player absences.
