Inside the Browns’ unusual plan to rotate starting left tackle Dawand Jones for 10 snaps against Baltimore

CLEVELAND, Ohio — In a league where offensive line continuity is sacred, the Browns made a peculiar move Sunday — they deliberately rested starting left tackle Dawand Jones for 10 snaps in a “predetermined” rotation.

While head coach Kevin Stefanski remained typically tight-lipped about the decision, Jones himself clarified the situation Wednesday at the team facility. According to Orange and Brown Talk host Dan Labbe, “Dawand Jones today made it pretty clear he was not feeling any heat symptoms. It was a predetermined thing that the coaching staff wanted to do, and so they took him out on the third series of each half.”