Welcome to a winning edition, a victory edition of the Bark Tank, presented by Sugardale.

That win felt so good I decided to stick around. Not in the home office today.

We're actually in the office today at the cross-country mortgage campus here in the Cleveland

Brown's Daily studio. My name is Andrew Siciliano.

Man, did that feel good? Didn't it? Yeah, it did. You can say it. And you could also say that you didn't think it was going to happen. I mean, with four minutes to go, the Browns are down 10 to nothing. Yet they found a way to win. With four minutes to go, when the offense was doing nothing, they found a way to win. with four minutes to go when you're going, we're going to go 0 and 4 into London. No, they found a way to win. They could go 2

and 2 into London now because they beat the Packers 13 to 10 on a day of redemption for Andre

Schmidt. A 55-yard game-winning field goal is the longest walk-off

field goal in the history of this franchise. And it all was set up by a blocked field goal from

Shelby Harris, a man who lined up next to Shelby on that block, Malik Collins, who's playing as well as any interior defensive linemen of the NFL. And yes, I said it, is going to join us coming up in a little bit on the bark tank. Let's start with the fuel goal here if we could. The 55-yard walk-off fuel goal, which means no time left on the clock. Personally, that's like a baseball phrase.

I don't like it for football, but we're going to use it here for football. I know a lot of you push back on Twitter on X on Sunday night and said, what about Cade York? That's why you draft a kicker in Carolina. No, I get that. The Panthers actually got the ball back in that game. they had like two plays in 10 seconds, so it technically

wasn't a walk off. Yes, 58 is longer than 55. I get it. But Andre Schmidt nailed it. And consider

this. The Packers had jumped offside, so even if he had missed it, which he didn't, he would

have had the opportunity to kick it again. It felt so good and it looks so good to not only see the celebrations in the stands

and Nathan and yours truly and Gibby and everyone up in the booth as well,

but to see how the Browns rushed out onto the field and they encouraged after celebrating

with Andres Schmidt, like go to the dog pound man, like, go to the dog pound man.

Like, go jump in the dog pound.

Go celebrate.

Go celebrate with the fans.

That was such an amazing moment.

On the 40th anniversary of the dog pound, Dog pound XL.

And it's not just about the 85 team that was there and all the other Browns alumni,

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