The Cleveland Browns have had a shambolic season like nothing seems to be working for them. After week 11, the team is at the bottom of the AFC North with just 2 wins and 8 losses in their 10 games. And fans are now getting disgruntled with the team’s performances. Last week following their loss against the New Orleans Saints, the fans demanded the team ban safety Juan Thornhill for the lack of his effort. However, it seems the player himself isn’t bothered about fans calling him out.

Looks like Thornhill has a pretty chill mood in 2024, don’t you think? The 29-year-old shared a video on his IG story where he apparently responded to his critics with some expletives. The safety said, “I wouldn’t give a f—, I don’t care what others think or say. I live my life every day.”

The safety was a big signing joining the Kansas City Chiefs in 2023, signing a 3-year $21 million deal. However, he hasn’t shown the potential to justify his $7m a year. In the five games that he played this season; Juan Thornhill made just 14 solo tackles without any interception and just one pass defended. So, the fans’ anger at his lackluster attempts is completely justified.

However, this response from the safety would surely not go well with his critics who already seem to have all but given up on him. Now it needs to be seen if this is the end to this matter. Or is it just the beginning of an even bigger conflict? Only time will tell.

Cleveland Browns HC shares honest take on loss against New Orleans Saints

The Browns are back in a two-game losing streak with their 35-14 loss against the Saints. After Thornhill’s shortcomings, the playoff dream this season is long over for Kevin Stefanski and Co. Following another devastating loss on Sunday, the team’ HC shared his honest take on it.

During the post-game press conference, Stefanski addressed this loss following the bye week. He said that it’s always hard when one doesn’t get what they want even after all the hard work. The HC added that now they would get back home, do what they do, train hard, and look for a win on Thursday.

Honestly, at this point, even the Cleveland fans have surely lost all hope in the team. Their downfall has been drastic. The Browns will host their division topper Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday at the Huntington Grounds Field stadium. It needs to be seen if Stefanski and Co. can truly find a way out of this new losing streak, or if it continues even further.