Despite Sunday night's loss to the Rams at FirstEnergy Stadium, there were still plenty of moments to get loud, arguably none more significant than the induction of former linebacker Clay Matthews into the Browns Ring of Honor.

Matthews was joined by multiple family members and a sold-out raucous crowd on hand to celebrate the occasion.

A cool moment within the moment took place as Rams' linebacker Clay Matthews III joined his dad in the celebration festivities during the game and postgame as well. He even rocked his dad's Browns jersey while answering questions from the media.

Shoutout to the Secondary

Down multiple bodies due to injuries, multiple players rose to the challenge of facing the defending NFC champs and kept the Browns in the game all night.

Cornerback T.J. Carrie came through with an interception late in the third quarter.

Safety Juston Burris provided the embodiment of the "next man up" mentality throughout the past week and put an exclamation point on it with his pick late in the game.

Check out the full story of Burris' wild week that led him right up to the spotlight on Sunday.

Special Olympics Uniform Reveal

On Tuesday in Berea, Special Olympics Ohio and the Browns through Browns Give Back partnered to host high school Unified Sports flag football athletes, coaches and volunteers for the inaugural Cleveland Browns Special Olympics Ohio uniform reveal and Play Football! Clinic.

The teams present represented the first NFL sponsored Unified Sports League, which consists of seven Northeast Ohio high schools – Max Hayes, Lincoln West, John Marshall, Lorain, Avon, Rocky River and Avon Lake.

Several Browns players were on hand, and quarterback Baker Mayfield was the special guest emcee.

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Club 46 with Former Browns QB Brian Sipe

Rolling into this week's episode of Club 46 presented by Bridgestone, we've got Kardiac Kids' conductor Brian Sipe telling stories of how the Browns drove the city of Cleveland into a frenzy and reminiscing on his favorite memories while under center for the orange and brown.