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podcast available on Jason Gibbs to the left of me and

dribble to the right of me. Former Browns offensive linemen John Greco. Browns have won four of five, four in a

row at home, a big 27-19 win over the Cincinnati Bangles on Sunday and Grib's a game that took a little bit to get

going for this football team and wasn't necessarily the prettiest but offense

ends up with 27 points and a big win and get to within a game of

five hundred and six and so yeah you know this was one of those games where as I

wrote I mean the Browns were due for this kind of win in that they have been on the wrong side of some of these

games where they've out gained their opponent, dominated time of possession, dominated in a lot of different

ways the way the Bangles did, but ultimately didn't make the kind of plays

that they needed to to get the win.

And now the Browns were the sloppy team

throughout the game, didn't really have a ton of scoring chances.

But when the Bengals were in the scoring area,

they limited their opportunities and came out with a win and the key to that was obviously a big play by Denzo Ward something this defense literally has not made in two years and just just steady red zone defense and taking advantage of some really questionable Cincinnati play calling in the red zone and I think that that just allowed you to win a game that may not have been the prettiest but as I mentioned to someone that I

interacted with on social media after this game like who all of a sudden thinks this is college

football and style points matter like you look at the Bengal schedule and their score by score

week by week a lot of their scores look like this I mean this is a team that has hung in a lot of

games they really only started getting blown out when they put it in

Finley in there they have an adult at quarterback and Andy Dalton

then they're they're gonna be competitive and I think that this was just a game

you had to kind of grind out and win to keep post-season hopes alive.

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