Bubba Ventrone and his special forces unit put on a quick performance for the Cleveland Browns to start Sunday afternoon.

At the opening kickoff of the game, Tony Brown II kicked the ball loose and forced an early loss of possession for the Giants. This is one of the first notable plays Brown has made for Cleveland and will hopefully be a gem on the special teams unit.

After losing the ball, the offense immediately responded with the first point of the game. The defense also looked strong in its first attacks, as the Giants have not been able to capitalize on their third attempts so far. The Browns are running at full speed at the start of the first quarter and will continue to put New York under pressure.

We’ll see what special teams coach Bubba Ventrone has in store for the rest of the afternoon. The team continues to build on its solid performance from last week and will look to continue this impressive start.

This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Cleveland’s special teams force turnover on opening kickoff against Giants