The Cleveland Browns new alternate helmet wasnt the biggest story line after its unveiling on Wednesday in the middle of Lake Erie.Thats because one of their videographers fell in the lake trying to capture the moment.Cleveland will be sporting a new helmet three times this regular season with orange-lettered brown uniforms. To show off the helmet, the Browns put together a big float on Lake Erie that featured an inflatable helmet replica of those the players would wear.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBut the franchise that just cant seem to get it right on the field also couldnt do so on the lake, as a videographer fell into the water while filming the moment the helmet was unveiled.Chomps, the Browns mascot, was quick to throw a flotation device for the videographer, while a jet ski came over to scoop the man up.BROWNS' DESHAUN WATSON GETS MARRIED TO LONGTIME GIRLFRIEND: 'WE SAILING AWAY'Could this be an omen for the Browns season? Well, Cleveland fans have not been optimistic about the 2025 campaign after a rough year in 2024.The Browns went 3-14 in a season that saw quarterback Deshaun Watson tear his Achilles not once, but twice, and multiple backups trying to find a way to run Kevin Stefanskis offense.Heading into 2025, Watson isnt expected to be of use, meaning a quarterback battle will ensue at training camp featuring Joe Flacco the NFLs Comeback Player of the Year with this team two seasons ago after helping them reach the playoffs Kenny Pickett, and rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.The Browns have not won a title since the Super Bowl era begun, and in their quest to change that, the franchise has had some rough seasons, including a 0-16 finish in 2017.Since Stefanski took over in 2020, he helped lead the Browns to their first playoff berth since 2002, but they didnt make it past the Divisional Round.With quarterback questions and a tough division as always in the AFC North, theres more pessimism than optimism about the Browns entering 2025.But theres always that surprise in the NFL each year, and perhaps the Browns can make a splash (pun intended).Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.