The Browns lost to the Bengals on Sunday, 24-6, but that’s just what the scoreboard said. Here are the real winners and losers from the game: Loser: Pinning the opponent When D’Onta Foreman fumbled on the Cincinnati 1-yard line on the Browns’ first drive,

Cleveland Browns star pass-rusher Myles Garrett dropped his own Friday news-dump announcement when he suggested he could ask for a trade ahead of the weekend if he learns the organization will begin a roster "rebuild" this coming offseason.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett pocketed the first sack of his NFL career on the defensive first snap of his rookie season. Seven years and 114 games later, Garrett hit the century mark when he sacked Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow during the second quarter of Sunday’s game against the Bengals.

Joe Burrow threw three touchdown passes and the Cincinnati Bengals kept their slim playoff hopes alive with a 24-6 victory over the Cleveland Browns.

The win puts the Bengals at 7-8 and still alive in the AFC playoff picture. A huge game awaits on Saturday when the 9-6 Denver Broncos come to town. The Bengals need to win to stay alive.

The Cincinnati Bengals came in to Sunday’s AFC North matchup against the Cleveland Browns needing a win to keep their shot at making the postseason alive. Luckily for the Bengals, quarterback Joe Burrow is playing like an MVP and continued to do so in Cincinnati’s 24-6 win against Cleveland at Paycor Stadium.

Getting set to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in their Week 16 matchup, the Cleveland Browns will list quarterback Bailey Zappe as their backup quarterback. Not only will Jameis Winston miss out on starting this game in favor of Dorian Thompson-Robinson after throwing nine interceptions in his last four games,

The Cleveland Browns announced some notable quarterback news following the team suffering another double-digit loss in Week 16.