10 key numbers from the Browns loss to the Cowboys

The Browns lost their season opener 33-17 to the Cowboys on Sunday.

The offense struggled to move the ball throughout the game, and mistakes on special teams added to the difficulties the Browns faced.

Here’s a look at 10 key stats from Sunday’s game.

7 – After scoring a field goal on their opening possession, Cleveland had seven scoreless drive before scoring their first touchdown of the game – a six-yard completion to WR Jerry Jeudy for his first score as a Brown.

6 – QB Deshaun Watson was sacked six times by the Dallas pass rush. DE DeMarcus Lawrence led the Cowboys with two sacks.

3.3 – The Browns offense averaged just 3.3 yards per play on Sunday. Six of their 14 drives went for five or fewer yards.

11 – The Browns had 11 penalties for a total loss of 64 yards. Seven penalties were called against the offense.

2 – Watson threw two interceptions, each on passes intended for WR Elijah Moore.