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season with broken forearm” (Browns.com) - “Cornerback Terrance Mitchell suffered a broken forearm that could end his season Youth Customized Cleveland Browns Jerseys , coach Hue Jackson said following Sunday’s 45-42 overtime loss to the Raiders.”“Refs, Raiders beat Browns, 45-42, in tough overtime collapse” (WFNY) - “The Cleveland Browns lost in another crushing way as the Raiders beat the Browns in overtime, 45-42. The game had it all: Big plays by both teams with points flying on the board.”“Refocused, NFL Week 4: Oakland Raiders 45, Cleveland Browns 42” (PFF) - “For a long time, it looked like Baker Mayfield would pick up the W in his first start, but as has become custom for Browns fans www.brownsauthorizedshops.com , he and the team came up short when it mattered most.”“Don’t let officiating errors hide that these Browns have issues” (247Sports) - “There were certainly some questionable calls that could have changed the outcome of the Week 4 contest but, as the old saying goes, there is no point in crying over spilt milk.”“Baker Mayfield blames himself for four turnovers in loss to Raiders” (PFT) - “Mayfield said after the game that his own four turnovers — two interceptions and two lost fumbles — were the reason the Raiders put so many points on the board.”“Browns vs. Raiders Week 4 Highlights” (NFL on YouTube) - “The Cleveland Browns take on the Oakland Raiders during Week 4 of the 2018 NFL season.”NFL:“Injuries we’re tracking from Sunday’s Week 4 games” (NFL.com) - “Earl Thomas (leg) was carted off the field with an air cast against the Cardinals. Coach Pete Carroll told reporters after the game that he suffered a lower leg fracture and will go on injured reserve.”“Adam Vinatieri hits 566th field goal to set NFL record” (ESPN) - “Vinatieri passed Hall of Famer Morten Andersen for the most field goals in NFL history late in the first half of Sunday’s 37-34 overtime loss to the Houston Texans.” The Browns Wire’s Jeff Risdon joins hosts Michael Hoag and Justin Higdon for The Browns Beat Podcast: Episode 3.Well, that ending in Oakland was less than ideal, and much more like the “old” Browns than the team we have seen so far in 2018. That’s not entirely true, because the tie in Week 1 and loss in Week 2 were both winnable games if not for tons of special teams lapses.So, the Browns are definitely better, and they have been competitive, but what’s going to happen next? How will they respond?Hoag and Higdon covered a ton this week Cleveland Browns Womens T-Shirt , but here’s a brief and digestible show recap:Carlos Hyde got a first down, and then the Browns won. But then the call was reversed, unconvincingly, and then the Browns lost insteadHoag said he'd stop talking about refereesBrowns vs. Oakland RecapBaker Mayfield’s first NFL start went OK, but he made one huge mistakeHoag said he’d stop talking about referees, but he didn’tJeff Risdon (@JeffRisdon) brought some positivity into our livesJeff also gave his prediction for this week’s game against BaltimoreMike and Justin’s key matchups and predictions for Week 5All the kicker content you’ll ever needJustin served up a Hot Take by Baker Mayfield’s unofficial—but kind of official—stalkerRisdon is a long-time NFL draft evaluator, writer, and friend of the show. It was great bringing him in to evaluate the Browns’ young players, and also get his takes on some of the most pressing issues facing the Browns moving forward.Enough of the talk Cleveland Browns Hats , listen by clicking the link below, or at the widget below any DBN post. And be sure to follow @DawgsByNature and @TheBrownsBeat on Twitter for any and all show updates.We’ll be taking questions for the show every week, so send those to BrownsBeat before 2 p.m. on Monday, and we’ll get those on the air.Thanks as always for listening, and we’re looking forward to talking about the Browns getting back in the win column after their Week 5 home game against the Ravens.