Kevin Stefanski was impressed with the player the Browns just traded for because of one big reason in the loss to the Steelers

Campbell was often matched up with Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf, who finished with 95 receiving yards and a touchdown. Still, Campbell made an immediate impact, forcing a fumble on his very first play by punching the ball out from tight end Darnell Washington. In his Browns debut — following the trade that sent Greg Newsome II to Jacksonville — Campbell totaled five tackles and two pass breakups.

Overall, it was not a strong day for Cleveland’s defense, especially in the second half. Aaron Rodgers completed 21-of-30 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns, while the Browns’ pass rush — led by Myles Garrett — failed to record a sack. The Steelers finished with 335 total yards, while Cleveland managed just 248 yards of offense and played from behind throughout.

It was yet another game in which the Browns failed to reach 20 points. Cleveland has now gone 11 straight games without hitting that mark, dating back to last season, and there’s still no clear solution in sight. The Browns’ offense remains one of the league’s weakest, and until that changes, they’re going to continue to lose games.

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