Maybe it was scoreboard watching, maybe it was the cold. Whatever it was, the Miami Dolphins looked like a train wreck in their regular season finale.

It was nothing short of a poor showing for the Cleveland Browns’ offense in their final home stand vs. the Miami Dolphins.

The New York Jets beat the Miami Dolphins at home at MetLife Stadium, 32-20, in Week 18. Statistics might help deter

The Browns' defense can slow the Dolphins offensively. Myles Garrett and the defense allow 5.8 yards per play, which dips to 5.1 yards at home. The Browns' offense is a disaster. QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson does a nice job with his feet, but he’s a turnover machine. The Dolphins are in the top 10 in total defensive yards allowed and points allowed.

The Cleveland Browns have a lot to decide before having any chance of talking about the NFL playoffs next season. A new offensive coordinator, offensive system, likely a new quarterback and how they will use the second overall pick in the NFL draft lead the way but are not the only discussion points.

For months, NFL minds speculated on how the Cleveland Browns would handle this offseason. Now that they’ve secured the second