The decision at the end of the Browns' Week 9 game with the New Orleans Saints to go for two points has been discussed a lot in the days after the loss. Todd Monken defended it, and the Browns seemingly were aggressive, but the idea did split fans and media down the middle.
One of the people speaking up is former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry. On his show, 4th and South, Landry discusses what he thought was a "horrible call" from Monken in Week 9.
Landry stated, “A tie is better than a loss. I listened to Todd Monken’s press conference after the game. . .It’s just as confusing as the decision that he made to go for two. You’re on the road. You have your backup quarterback, who is doing the best he can to stay on his feet to throw
the ball down the field, and you’re going to go for two? I think it was a horrible call."
The call was gutsy, and for a team in their spot, an argument can be made for either approach. Regardless, the team has to move on now, as they have a tough Houston Texans team on the horizon.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Former Browns WR was not happy with the team going for two
