GREEN BAY, Wisconsin -- Many words were said at the podium and inside the Browns locker room after Friday's 17-11 loss to the Packers.

Here were the ones that stood out the most.

"I think just as an offensive unit overall, we didn't play the way we think we are capable of playing. We will go back to work on Sunday and get better." – Browns coach Hue Jackson

"I haven't been hit in a long time, and I was telling coach and some of the guys, you don't want to get hit, but it feels good to just be back playing football and it's truly a blessing. Going out there on the field, there's no nerves or anything. It's just excitement to be back out on the field playing the game that you love with great people. I'm excited about it and I can't wait to get back to practice." – Browns QB Robert Griffin III

"We have a tremendous rookie class. The lights didn't faze them at all top to the bottom. All those guys rose to the occasion and played big and played great. They flew around and made plays. I'm anxious to get back to work next week." LB Demario Davis

"We have been doing that all training camp, running past guys and making catches like that. It was just another day in our offense trying to make a play." – WR Terrelle Pryor, who caught a 49-yard pass on Cleveland's first offensive play.

"It's going to be good to be able to practice with everybody together this week. Little things have hindered us, small injuries with me and John (Greco). It's going to be good to be able to practice together as an offensive line. The continuity and communication is only going to get better." -- C Cameron Erving

"It's just a learning experience for me. It started as a high night and it ended low and went back and forth. I kind of got my feet wet a little bit. Those are mistakes that are on me." -- QB Cody Kessler

"I am trying to take a key leadership role for the defense and the secondary, but also for the team in general. They know I come from a program like this and those credentials carry (weight) when you go to a team that is looking to go up on the horizon and rebuild and get back on a winning path." – DB Tramon Williams