Brian Dulik | The Chronicle-Telegram
BEREA — Braylon Edwards had four 100-yard receiving games, a team-record 16 touchdown catches and a career-high 80 receptions last season for the Browns.
Through four games this year, the Pro Bowl wide receiver has 95 yards — total — and just 11 receptions.
Regardless of how one crunches those numbers, they don’t look good, which Edwards freely admits.
“There is a level I can play at that I’m not playing at yet,” he said Wednesday. “I’m still having fun, but I and our whole team are going to use this bye week as a self-evaluation period.
“With the way the offense is going, I don’t think we can go any further down.”
Edwards’ drop-off has been one of the most troubling developments for Cleveland in its disappointing 1-3 start. The Browns return to action on Oct. 13 by hosting the New York Giants on ESPN’s Monday Night Football.
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