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How to buy Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals NFL Week 18 tickets

Want to watch the Browns in person this weekend? Tickets are still available for this AFC North Browns vs. Bengals game for as low as $31.

The Cleveland Browns might be showcasing their depth this weekend.

The Browns finish their regular season with a trip to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals on Sunday, Jan. 7 at 1 p.m. EST.

Cleveland is already locked into the No. 5 seed in the AFC, so the Browns will likely use the final game of the regular season to get healthy and prepare for their Wild Card playoff game.

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As of this publication, the cheapest available Browns at Bengals tickets were priced at just $31

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4 bold predictions for the Browns Week 1 matchup vs. Bengals

Browns regular season football is finally here

It has been a productive offseason for the Cleveland Browns, filling roster holes and putting together a good roster. But the wait for regular season football is finally over as the Browns clash with the in-state rival Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Sunday. Superstars Nick Chubb and Myles Garrett will finally be back in action.

It will be a true test for the Browns to start the season playing against one of the best teams in the AFC right out of the gate. It was confirmed on Wednesday that Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will be on the field despite the calf injury he sustained in training camp. They have rebuilt the offensive line in Cincinnati to protect Burrow and the Browns defense has got to get after the passer if they want to win Sunday.

The Browns could make a statement if they go out and beat the Bengals in this game, here are my four bold predictions for this matchup.

Browns vs. Bengals Snap Count Observations: Perrion Winfrey here to stay, an ode to 12 personnel

What stood out from this week’s snap count?

The Cleveland Browns are back to the drawing board, and predominantly for evaluation purposes at this point as they have been practically eliminated from playoff contention. After a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, a heavily penalized game for the Browns, they will be looking to build rapport, and momentum, and put players who need further evaluation under a microscope over their last four games.

Before looking ahead to the Baltimore Ravens, however, there is still plenty to evaluate from this AFC North loss. Starting with the snap count totals, what stood out from the personnel groupings, and who saw the field the most (or least) for the Browns yesterday?

All snap count data has been pulled from The OBR’s weekly analytics article. The graphics are made by The OBR’s Anthony Reinhard.

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4 Downs: Browns now need miracle to make playoffs after ugly loss to Bengals

The Browns will need a miracle from here on out after a sloppy loss to the Bengals.

The Cleveland Browns have now dropped to 5-8 on the season after losing a sloppy game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Penalized nine times on the day for 98 total yards, the Browns far too often gave the Bengals extra possessions and shot themselves in the foot.

They have now called to 2-2 in the AFC North and will need a miracle to pull off an appearance in the playoffs this season. With four games to go, the best the Browns can now do is get to nine wins on the season and hope for the best.

Other than dashed playoff hopes, what stood out in this loss to the Bengals?

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WATCH: Deion Jones give the Browns a much-needed turnover vs. Bengals

The Browns are not dead yet!

The Cleveland Browns, despite an ugly day against the Cincinnati Bengals, are not out of it yet. In what felt like a dagger of a drive from the Bengals, the Browns managed to squeeze out a turnover. Defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was able to get his hand on a Joe Burrow pass, and the deflection landed in the hands of linebacker Deion Jones.

The Browns now look to make it a one-score game with about eight minutes left in this Week 14 matchup. The Browns dug themselves this hole, but they are fighting down the stretch to climb out of it.

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WATCH: Deshaun Watson throws first TD with Browns to David Njoku

The Browns have scored their first offensive touchdown in two weeks!

The Cleveland Browns have scored their first offensive touchdown in two weeks as quarterback Deshaun Watson connects with tight end David Njoku from 12 yards out. This marks Watson’s first touchdown as a member of the Browns. Cleveland now trails the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 20-10 with one quarter to go in this ugly game.

Njoku came up with three big catches on the drive, including a clutch grab on a 4th down conversion. In his return after missing last week, Njoku has racked up 48 yards and a touchdown on five catches for the Browns.

With one quarter to go, the Bengals are attempting a field goal after the break to put them up by 13 points.

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Cade York really wanted to kick the 67 yarder before halftime vs. Bengals

Cade York badly wanted to kick it.

As the Cleveland Browns attempted a Hail Mary from midfield as the clock expired in the second quarter, rookie Cade York could be seen pleading his case to attempt the 67-yard field goal against the Cincinnati Bengals.

We know York has the leg to boot a kick that fall, but his inconsistencies rightfully give the Browns a bit of pause. And also the fact they are playing in the midwest in December. York is 1-for-1 on the day as the Browns trail the Bengals 13-3 at halftime. Perhaps York will get his chance for heroics in this game still as the Browns look to battle back against their AFC North rivals.

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Browns vs. Bengals: Jerome Boger’s officiating crew gives little to enjoy in first half

This game between the Browns and Bengals is an unwatchable product.

The Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals are at halftime of a relatively boring game as the score sits at just 13-3. This divisional matchup between the Browns vs. Bengals has been marred by a barrage of flags thrown by Jerome Boger and his crew. All-in-all, there have been 10 total flags thrown, seven of them on the Browns.

On the first scoring drive for Cincinnati as well, the Browns were penalized for a total of 58 yards in total. While a 15-yard roughing the punter call was warranted, the Bengals got a gift on a 33-yard defensive pass interference call down the field, and a Browns’ sack was negated on a soft hands to the face call. Right before the half, another huge third down sack was negated by offsetting penalties as well. The Bengals then went on to score.

This game has been an unwatchable product due to the control the officials are showing with their yellow flags.

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Browns announce 7 inactives as Amari Cooper is set to play vs. Bengals

The Browns have released their inactives, but the biggest news surrounds Amari Cooper.

The Cleveland Browns have released their inactives list for their matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals as seven players appear. The biggest news, however, surrounds a player not on the list as wide receiver Amari Cooper will fight through a hip injury to put his best foot forward for the Browns today.

While he was listed as questionable coming into this AFC North matchup, ESPN’s Adam Schefter said he would give it a go today. Cooper then went out to test the hip pregame, deciding he was good enough to play today against the Bengals.

Who were the seven inactives, however? We take a look here.

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Browns get good news as Amari Cooper is expected to play vs. Bengals

While he was listed as questionable, the Browns’ top receiver is expected to play

As the Cleveland Browns get set to take on the Cincinnati Bengals, it looks like one of their primary playmakers will be good to go. While he was listed as questionable with a hip injury, wide receiver Amari Cooper is expected to play according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

In their first matchup this season, Cooper torched the Bengals for 131 yards and a touchdown on five catches. He sits just 170 yards shy of 1,000 yards on the season and is on pace for nearly 1,200 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns in his first season with the Browns. They will need him to have a big game once again as they look to advance to 3-1 in the AFC North.

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