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If Browns win, it will be one of the biggest upsets in team history – Terry Pluto’s Pregame Scribbles Updated Jan 10, 2021; Posted Jan 10, 2021 A front page of The Plain Dealer the day after the Browns win the 1964 NFL title. (Plain Dealer Historical Collection) Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – Scribbles in my notebook as the Browns face Pittsburgh in the first round of the playoffs at Heinz Field tonight: 1. I don’t bet sports, so I rarely check point spreads, but I did for this game. I knew the Steelers had to be favored, but I was surprised it was only by six points. Common sense...

Opening statement:  “Injury front wise, (WR) Donovan Peoples-Jones will be back out there today having cleared the (concussion) protocols. We will not have (T) Jack Conklin out there due to illness and (CB) Terrence Mitchell – not injury related. “On the COVID front, getting (S Andrew) Sendejo and (LB) B.J. Goodson back, as well as (S) Elijah Benton on the practice squad. Coach-wise, (pass game coordinator/wide receivers coach) Chad O’Shea will be back out there today. For the game, similar to last week, (coaching assistant) Ryan Cordell will handle the offensive line, (Chief of Staf...

1. BEN ROETHLISBERGER, QB, Pittsburgh. The guy is 15-0 vs. Cleveland at home. With another victory, he ties Peyton Manning, John Elway and Terry Bradshaw for the third-most playoff wins by a quarterback (14). Only Tom Brady (30) and Joe Montana (16) have more. 2. 3. BAKER MAYFIELD, QB, Cleveland. With a victory he becomes the first quarterback chosen with the No. 1 draft pick to win his first playoff start since Alex Smith did it in 2011. 4. 5. MARLON HUMPHREY, CB, Baltimore. He led the team with eight pass deflections and led the NFL with a career-best eight forced fumbles. THE WEEKEND ...

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Examining Sunday's action for Super Wild Card Weekend TSN takes a look at the betting perspective of Sunday's three wild card matchups, starting with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens battling Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans at 1 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT on TSN1/4/5, TSN Direct and the TSN App. Luke Bellus , TSN.ca Staff Can you believe it? The NFL season has come and gone. It feels like just yesterday we were sitting down and looking at which futures we liked the best, who was going to win the divisions, MVP, Comeback Player of the Year and all that fun stuff.