Hey howdy. I'm Ben Solac. This is the play sheet. This is our Wednesday episode on the Ringer NFL feed.

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The opening script, how the Brown's defense got it done.

Entering week six, the San Francisco 49ers had scored 30 points in every single, all

the games.

The first five games, 30 points in each one.

They were the sixth team in Super Bowl era history to do so, and four of the last five

teams had all gone to the Super Bowl.

So that's pretty good.

Also pretty good was the defense they were about to face in week six.

The Cleveland Browns.

The Browns have played four games before a week five by, and in two of those four games,

they'd held their opponent totally touchdownless.

In three of those four games, they held their opponent to a success rate of 25% or below.

One successful play on offense out of every four attempts is crazy good. The problem was the Browns had kind of faced a bit of a cupcake schedule.

In week one, Joe Burrow and the Bengals, and this was when Joe Burrow had like one and a quarter

calf.

Week two, Pittsburgh Steelers who are coordinated by Matt Canada.

Week three, Tennessee Titans, whose offensive line like no one could say off the top of their

head and then in week four, the Ravens, who actually had a little bit of success against them which begged the question were the

browns really an elite defense or were they just beating up on some bad teams well in week six they

beat that 49ers team and they held that 49ers offense to only 17 points how'd they do it we go to

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