10-01-2017, 08:19 AM
Per MSN sports:
Both fan bases deserve a moment of quiet thought and some sympathy from fans of just about every other team in the league. Cincinnati either found some positives to latch onto in Green Bay, or completely bottomed out with their second half collapse. The Browns got another uneven, turnover-filled performance from DeShone Kizer, and more importantly, little help from the running game and a terrible outing from the defense--against Jacoby Brissett. This is a hard game to pick, primarily because both teams are objectively not good, and while the Bengals are clearly better on paper, they are on the road, and there is no reason to trust them to actually take care of business. The movable object gets the win over the resistible force.
Pick: Browns
Both fan bases deserve a moment of quiet thought and some sympathy from fans of just about every other team in the league. Cincinnati either found some positives to latch onto in Green Bay, or completely bottomed out with their second half collapse. The Browns got another uneven, turnover-filled performance from DeShone Kizer, and more importantly, little help from the running game and a terrible outing from the defense--against Jacoby Brissett. This is a hard game to pick, primarily because both teams are objectively not good, and while the Bengals are clearly better on paper, they are on the road, and there is no reason to trust them to actually take care of business. The movable object gets the win over the resistible force.
Pick: Browns
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