With the team's opener right around the corner, Eagles fans said they can't help but be excited for the start of the regular season.

The Philadelphia Eagles fell to the Cleveland Browns in Week 2 of the preseason by the score of 22-13. And while the final result doesn't matter in the preseason, the performances of individual players and overall units do. As it pertains to the Eagles' offense, they were dreadful, frankly speaking.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns engaged in a preseason battle, but that was only due to the exhibition slate mandated by the NFL. The crowd was half full at best, as both the Eagles and Browns got their work in during the joint practices at the NovaCare Complex earlier this week.

With the dust settled, we're looking at the studs and duds from the Eagles' 22-13 loss to the Browns in the second preseason game

The Cleveland Browns secured a 22-13 preseason victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The decisive play came from K.J.

The Browns’ third-round selection completed 13 of 18 passes for 143 yards and an interception while rushing for one yard and getting sacked twice. Gabriel looked poised early, controlling the offense and even aligning wide receiver Jamari Thrash into the right spot.

McCord, who played at St. Joe’s Prep, tossed a 9-yard touchdown that left him face down on the Linc grass, a highlight in an otherwise shaky outing for the Eagles offense.

Lance Reisland and Dan Labbe break down the Browns' second preseason game against the Eagles in our postgame podcast.

Former Texas A&M WR Ainias Smith continues to impress, scoring his second TD of the preseason as he fights for a roster spot with the Eagles.