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Cory Kinnan

David Njoku reels in Joe Flacco look with strong hands to get Browns on the board vs. Bears

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The Cleveland Browns are on the board and have tied the game against the Chicago Bears. After allowing Justin Fields to escape pressure and find an open receiver for six, Joe Flacco responded with a redzone dart of his own. Tight end David Njoku displayed insanely strong hands, reeling in a dart in the back of the endzone through contact.

Shaking off the earlier interception that set up the Chicago touchdown, Flacco rallied and racked up 80 passing yards on that drive alone. Njoku is off to another strong start in this one for the Browns, already sitting with 17 yards and a touchdown on three catches.

The score now sits at 7-7 as both teams have dealt with an ugly start to this game. With four minutes left in the first half, everything the Browns are looking to accomplish this afternoon at home is right in front of them.

Can the Browns strike again before halftime?

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