Daily Dawg Chow 12/4: Cleveland Browns make too many mistakes, fall to the Rams in L.A.

More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Daily Dawg Chow.

The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature:

• Browns, Rams Week 13 Recap, Postgame Thread: Cleveland falls for second straight week (Jared Mueller and Chris Pokorny) Joe Flacco plays good but a key INT stopped the Browns chances
• Browns Amari Cooper injured, update after halftime (Jared Mueller) Cooper was hit between two defenders after a dropped pass
• Video: ‘Butt cheek’ completion helps Browns score before half (Jared Mueller) Rams challenged Elijah Moore’s catch, ref says “butt cheek” was inbounds
• “Elite” TD for Joe Flacco to Jerome Ford (Jared Mueller) Opening drive TD for the veteran QB starting his first game for the Browns

More Cleveland Browns news:

• Rams capitalize on late turnover to defeat Browns and stay in playoff hunt (Los Angeles Times) “And with the injury-riddled Cleveland Browns visiting SoFi Stadium on Sunday — ancient quarterback Joe Flacco was signed off the street and started — the Rams were poised to reach .500 and move closer to a postseason bid.”
• Late interception thwarts strong start from Joe Flacco, dooms Browns in QB’s Cleveland debut (Yahoo Sports) “The former Super Bowl MVP looked strong early in his Browns debut before a costly late mistake.”
• Hollywood heartbreak: Joe Flacco’s solid effort not enough as Cleveland Browns fall to Los Angeles Rams 36-19 (WKYC) “For the first time in weeks, the Browns got a spark from their passing game, as veteran Joe Flacco put up a solid effort in his debut with the team. Unfortunately, it was not enough this week, as Cleveland fell to the Los Angeles Rams 36-19.”
• NFL Week 13 Game Recap: Los Angeles Rams 36, Cleveland Browns 19 | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics (PFF) “The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Joe Flacco-led Cleveland Browns by a score of 36-19 in Week 13.”
• The real reason the Browns lost to the Rams (Youtube) Quincy Carrier gives an honest look at what went wrong in LA