The Cleveland Browns may have gotten hammered by the Tennessee Titans in their season opener on Sunday, but at least they did it in style.

Typically, players don't wear jewelry during games, but Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took it to another level in Week 1, sporting a $350,000 Richard Mille watch.

Not sure that's the best way to take care of a $350,000 purchase, but hey; it's Odell's watch.

Beckham caught seven passes for 71 yards in what ended up being a disastrous 43-13 loss.

Cleveland went into Week 1 with high hopes after a high-profile offseason that included major additions like Beckham, Kareem Hunt, Olivier Vernon, and Sheldon Richardson, but the Browns never got off the ground against the Titans.

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By halftime, Cleveland was trailing 12-9, and Tennessee then proceeded to outscore Beckham and Co. 31-7 over the final two quarters to secure a blowout victory.

While the Titans are certainly a tough opponent, this is obviously not the way the Browns wanted to begin what they hope is a promising season, as Baker Mayfield threw one touchdown and three interceptions and the defense was absolutely shredded by Marcus Mariota and a Tennessee offense that is not known for being explosive.

The problem for the Browns is that things aren't going to get much easier over the next three weeks.

Cleveland will head on the road to take on the New York Jets next Monday before returning home to play host to the Los Angeles Rams on Sept. 22. Then, the Browns will go back on the road to battle the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 29.