But Jackson maintains he’s seeing improvement.
"Today was a better version of DeShone,'' Jackson said. "He made some throws, made some plays with his legs, made some decisions. I'm sure there's a couple plays he'd like to have back, like any quarterback would, but I thought this was improvement from where we've been to where we're trying to go, so I was very happy about that.''
The Browns did have their first halftime lead of the season at 13-12. Kizer had a solid first half, completing 8 of 12 passes for 101 yards. And again, no interceptions. That in itself is encouraging for a player who’s been plagued by them.
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