How 12 personnel could unlock the Browns' offense vs. Texans
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns need to make the offense easier, and Houston gives them a reason to start this week. Against New Orleans, the Browns used 11 personnel on approximately 77% of their offensive snaps, compared to just 9% in 12 personnel and 13% in 21 personnel. They cannot keep putting their quarterback in obvious passing situations and expect the tackles to handle that rush without help.
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Saturday, November 14, 2026
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