Do you believe it or not?

Well, the Cleveland Browns won that game.

The Green Bay Packers are undefeated no more.

How it happened, it was wild.

How Green Bay could let it happen?

I don't know.

But there was much rejoicing on the sideline,

on the field. Shelby Harris flexing. People chasing the kicker all the way down to the other end.

And somehow, some way, Browns 13, Packers 10, believe it. It started raining 10 or 11 minutes left

to go.

The Browns were punting being down two scores, like 11.5 minutes left.

People were leaving.

I don't blame them.

All that was left in my view was Packers fans.

And it just felt that way all day and it felt that way the whole fourth quarter.

Then all of a sudden, the Browns were in the red zone. Browns fans were giving it back to them. And there was a different kind of energy. And, well, you probably watched. And if you didn't, you're still here. Welcome. But Andre Schmidt's a hero, and Shelby Harris is a hero. And Miles Garrett is a damn mutant hero. And Grant Dulp it was a hero. and Harris is a hero and Miles Garrett as a damn mutant hero and grand

Dolpit was a hero and there's a bunch of them and this offensive line is in big trouble and this

quarterback is not long for starting in the national football league but they found a way right and the

rookies provided some juice and the kick was somehow good. To me,

from my angle, it was a no-douder. It really was. I said the celebration was warranted, and

finally the Browns got things to click together. And finally, the Browns won the kind of brawl that they

have to win. So they should celebrate. If you are new here, welcome. If you've been coming here,

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