CLEVELAND — Two dropped touchdown passes. Only one takeaway by the NFL leaders. A blatant Chargers' false start that went uncalled on a Philip Rivers touchdown pass just before halftime. A rookie quarterback who finally played like a rookie. Despite all of that, the Browns' 38-14 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium was virtually decided before it began. As ugly as the Browns' performance was, the coaches' game plan was also to blame. The Browns were facing their third Hall of Fame-caliber quarterback in six weeks...
