The Cleveland Browns are stirring up frustration among their fans after a shaky Week 1 performance against the Cincinnati Bengals. Kicker Andre Szmyt's missed opportunities, including both a field goal and an extra point, have raised serious questions about the team's choices moving forward.

While it's easy to speculate whether those missed kicks directly impacted the game's outcome — especially with a talented Bengals offense led by QB Joe Burrow — many are looking for answers regarding Szmyt's future. After all, other NFL teams are making moves: the San Francisco 49ers released kicker Jake Moody, while the Buffalo Bills brought Matt Prater onto their roster.

Yet, in a surprising twist, the Browns have stayed silent. There have been no signings or even workouts of alternative kickers this week, suggesting that they are willing to stick with Szmyt for now. This decision mirrors the franchise's previous choices to remain committed to players like Deshaun Watson and Dustin Hopkins, despite fan and media calls for change.

As the speculation continues, questions loom large: Will the Browns reconsider their kicker situation this week? Is there a chance that Szmyt’s missed kicks were simply an unfortunate anomaly?

What are your thoughts on the Browns' current strategy? Could this unwavering support for Szmyt bolster his confidence, or are they risking too much by not exploring other options? Join the discussion and share your views below!