Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
October 1, 2017
I thought the Browns defense would lead the team to a few victories this year. I thought Myles Garrett and Jamie Collins would help that happen.
No pick today.
This is the time of the Browns season when I start thinking about what else I could be doing on Sundays. After last week's "Fool me once" pick, though, I play the fool once more in believing the Browns can scratch out a victory against the winless Bengals. An 0-4 start against this portion of the schedule would truly crank up the draft talk, "Fire Hue!" calls, and other Browns-related tedium that returns every year to Berea like the swallows to Capistrano. Meanwhile, I'll turn my eyes to the two actual, factual championship-level teams we have in this town.
Bengals 38, Browns 6
The Juice is loose as of 12:01 this morning, Vegas time. Can he catch? Could he be any worse than our current WRs?
The Juice is loose as of 12:01 this morning, Vegas time. Can he catch? Could he be any worse than our current WRs?
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Bengals 31, Browns 24
The Browns shall not ruin my giddiness of getting D. Wade this week. He's not the addition he would've been five years ago, but a move that's being undersold by the pundits and local fans. Very ironic that C-Town is now home to two out of three most evil Big 3.
Browns 34, Bengals 7
I'm giving Brian a run for CST's Biggest Homer.
Don't think the Browns have the talent to get it done today.