I gotta say, even though I knew that KC was going to obliterate the browns, I've been hoping to see some signs of life from the browns more than a third quarter, garbage time TD, since Watson got hurt/demoted/whatever. I want the front office and ownership to recognize how ridiculous they were going after Watson when Stefanski, author of one of the worst offensive meltdowns seen in the playoffs, managed to get them going in the right direction with him and Mayfield. Mayfield and the Buccaneers are a contender in their division at the moment, while the browns are continuing to demonstrate how dysfunctional they are.
Sure, you may have a coach that'll never take you on a deep playoff dive, but he at least seemed to get the team to where they weren't a complete laughingstock. He even managed to get Watson to win a few games last year. This year he fell back to earth and ownership said "dang it, we're paying how many million to this guy no matter what, so he better be starting", until his Achilles exploded. But the team is so dysfunctional that a quarterback change hasn't helped at all.
Dysfunction starts with the ownership. Even if you have a respectable coach, he cannot escape the dysfunction from above. Poor Stefanski has two seasons left with Watson's fully guaranteed contract (which might've been one of the most expensive QB deals when it was signed) on the books.