Since returning from the Week 13 bye week, the Browns knew that each week was itself going to be the most important week of the season. At the time, Cleveland was sitting at the bottom of the AFC North.
This week, there will be two games for Monday Night Football. All four teams are technically still in the playoff running and in desperate need of a win.
Playoff races don’t get much tighter than the one presently taking place in the AFC, let alone the AFC North. There are 12 teams in the AFC at or above .500, and the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders are just a game below at 6-7.
The Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns are separated by just two games. In Cleveland, the Browns (6-6) are 4-2, while the Ravens (8-4) are 3-3 on the road.
The Browns don’t appear mentally ready to be real contenders in the AFC North. Last weekend’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens was the latest example of the talented team failing down the stretch to win against a quality opponent. Due to the injuries Cleveland has dealt with this season, the bye week may have come too late.
Tonight we have a matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
There was an expectation that the Browns’ offense would be further along this season. It wasn’t unreasonable based on where they left off last year. With the division still within reach as Cleveland prepares for the Baltimore Ravens in two of the next three weeks, the time to win is now.
This week is always a fun one. Three games will be on Thanksgiving. Two of the matchups on Thanksgiving consist of teams with everything to play for. On Sunday, a few key games are scheduled between teams in the same conference who are neck-and-neck in the race. Below is a look into the crucial parts of each matchup on the schedule for this week.
The red flags raised in the Week 10 Cleveland Browns 7-on-7 played a major role in last week’s loss for the to the New England Patriots. Before the Browns can move on to Week 11 and the Detroit Lions, it’s time for one last look at Week 10 and the seven things that stood out.
Good vibes are running high on this episode of Massholes with Mics as Jeremy and Kyle return to talk about the New England Patriots win over the Cleveland Brown.
Last season, Odell Bekcham Jr. told Baker Mayfield to “go be great” after the receiver tore his ACL early in the Browns’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Mayfield internalized the charge, going on to defeat the Bengals. He elevated his play the rest of the season that ended in the divisional round of the playoffs.
Massholes with Mics is here with their Week 10 preview episode. To start, Jeremy, Kyle, Jordan, and Jaclyn go through their usual 10 questions segment.
Since returning from the Week 13 bye week, the Browns knew that each week was itself going to be the most important week of the season. At the time, Cleveland was sitting at the bottom of the AFC North.
This week, there will be two games for Monday Night Football. All four teams are technically still in the playoff running and in desperate need of a win.
Playoff races don’t get much tighter than the one presently taking place in the AFC, let alone the AFC North. There are 12 teams in the AFC at or above .500, and the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders are just a game below at 6-7.
The Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns are separated by just two games. In Cleveland, the Browns (6-6) are 4-2, while the Ravens (8-4) are 3-3 on the road.
The Browns don’t appear mentally ready to be real contenders in the AFC North. Last weekend’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens was the latest example of the talented team failing down the stretch to win against a quality opponent. Due to the injuries Cleveland has dealt with this season, the bye week may have come too late.
Tonight we have a matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
There was an expectation that the Browns’ offense would be further along this season. It wasn’t unreasonable based on where they left off last year. With the division still within reach as Cleveland prepares for the Baltimore Ravens in two of the next three weeks, the time to win is now.
This week is always a fun one. Three games will be on Thanksgiving. Two of the matchups on Thanksgiving consist of teams with everything to play for. On Sunday, a few key games are scheduled between teams in the same conference who are neck-and-neck in the race. Below is a look into the crucial parts of each matchup on the schedule for this week.
The red flags raised in the Week 10 Cleveland Browns 7-on-7 played a major role in last week’s loss for the to the New England Patriots. Before the Browns can move on to Week 11 and the Detroit Lions, it’s time for one last look at Week 10 and the seven things that stood out.
Good vibes are running high on this episode of Massholes with Mics as Jeremy and Kyle return to talk about the New England Patriots win over the Cleveland Brown.
Last season, Odell Bekcham Jr. told Baker Mayfield to “go be great” after the receiver tore his ACL early in the Browns’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Mayfield internalized the charge, going on to defeat the Bengals. He elevated his play the rest of the season that ended in the divisional round of the playoffs.
Massholes with Mics is here with their Week 10 preview episode. To start, Jeremy, Kyle, Jordan, and Jaclyn go through their usual 10 questions segment.
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