There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
With the Conference Championships in the books, it is time to look at the best performers at each position from last week. It should be a mix of usual suspects and random one-game wonders.
We saw both road underdog teams win and move on in yesterday’s close games. Are we in store for another wild one today?
It was a game that paid homage to the founding team of the Cleveland Browns in 1946. The Browns (2-1) did just that, putting on a defensive show that hadn’t been seen since, well, 1946.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cleveland Browns.
The Cleveland Browns have been the laughing stock of the league for almost two decades. Before the 2020 season, the Browns were one of the favorites to make the postseason with the expanded playoff field. With a new coaching staff and an emphasis on the offensive line, the Browns came out firing. They made the playoffs with an 11-5 record and pulled off an upset against the Steelers in the Wild Card round as the sixth-seed. Cleveland was just a few plays away from pulling off the upset of the year against the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round but fell just short.
In what could be the best game of the weekend, the Colts head to Cleveland to take on the Browns. Both teams come in with records of 3-1. Indianapolis is looking to keep control of the AFC South with the Titans spiraling out of control with their COVID situation, and the Browns look to keep pace with Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
Dak Prescott’s first 500-yard game was not enough as the Cleveland Browns scored 49 points against a ghosted Dallas Cowboys defense.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
With the Conference Championships in the books, it is time to look at the best performers at each position from last week. It should be a mix of usual suspects and random one-game wonders.
We saw both road underdog teams win and move on in yesterday’s close games. Are we in store for another wild one today?
It was a game that paid homage to the founding team of the Cleveland Browns in 1946. The Browns (2-1) did just that, putting on a defensive show that hadn’t been seen since, well, 1946.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cleveland Browns.
The Cleveland Browns have been the laughing stock of the league for almost two decades. Before the 2020 season, the Browns were one of the favorites to make the postseason with the expanded playoff field. With a new coaching staff and an emphasis on the offensive line, the Browns came out firing. They made the playoffs with an 11-5 record and pulled off an upset against the Steelers in the Wild Card round as the sixth-seed. Cleveland was just a few plays away from pulling off the upset of the year against the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round but fell just short.
In what could be the best game of the weekend, the Colts head to Cleveland to take on the Browns. Both teams come in with records of 3-1. Indianapolis is looking to keep control of the AFC South with the Titans spiraling out of control with their COVID situation, and the Browns look to keep pace with Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
Dak Prescott’s first 500-yard game was not enough as the Cleveland Browns scored 49 points against a ghosted Dallas Cowboys defense.
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