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Quick take! The Pittsburgh Steelers used defensive touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters to

defeat the Cleveland Browns 26-22 on Monday night football, leaving the Browns winless in Pittsburgh

in the regular season since 03, but the score wasn't the most aimful loss for the Browns,

Stephen A. As running back, Nick Chubb suffered a significant left knee injury in the second quarter,

coated off the field. How devastating is this? It is devastating. He is. The offense does fall, I mean.

The Sean Watson will wait for him to remind us who the hell he was. We know that a Mario

Cooper could play the people Jones could play the Joe Cooper could play, but their success is predicated

on to Sean Watts. Nick Chubb didn't need to Sean Watts to be successful.

To Sean Watts, it needed him to be successful, true. And with him being out, it's a devastating

blow to the aspirations for the Cleveland Browns, where my heart goes out. To Nick Chubb, obviously,

very respected and revered throughout the league. It's one of the top-runner backs in the game,

and a really classy dude as well. You don't wish to see that on anybody.

Absolutely. All right, let's get to your real team now, Stephen A. After their second win and

back-to-back weeks, first destroying the Giants at MetLife, 40 to nothing, and then taking down

the Jets, 30 to 10. RC, our guy Ryan Clark, had this strong take on the boys.

I say this, and I don't mean it with any disrespect for the first time in my life.

You are a much better play caller right now than you were in the past, and you are a much

better offensive coordinator than you are head coach. You have found your groove with this team,

and because of you, not just because of this defense, not just because of Dan Quinn,

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