Cutworms (not armyworms) cause this. Armyworms have distinct "Y" on forehead; cutworms are "greasy-looking." Cutworms chew stems at ground level. If grass totally brown, may not recover. Check for tiny green sprigs.
Apply turf insecticide to whole yard. Water thoroughly afterward to wash poison down to cutworms.
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