The Browns pushed the Bears in Week 15, but despite a couple turnovers for touchdowns, Chicago’s offense and Jay Cutler momentarily took hold of first place in the division with a win.
Alshon Jeffery makes another crazy touchdown grab
Andrew Weber-USA TODAY SportsJeffery now has five receptions for 72 yards against the Browns.
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Read Article >How to follow Bears vs. Browns in Week 15
Andrew Weber-USA TODAY SportsGame Date/Time and Location: Sunday, Dec. 15, 1 p.m. ET at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio
TV schedule and distribution map: Fox; The506.com
Read Article >Will Cleveland play spoiler against Chicago?
Jason MillerChicago is currently tied for the NFC North lead with a road game against Philadelphia and a home game against Green Bay still on the schedule. Considering the race could come down to tiebreakers, the Bears can’t avoid any setbacks, especially in what is perceived to be their easiest remaining game.
The Browns are just 4-9 on the season and have lost seven of their last eight games, but that doesn’t mean they are a pushover. Cleveland nearly went on the road and knocked off New England last week. The Browns led 26-14 late in the game, but allowed two touchdowns in the final 61 seconds to lose, 27-26. Four of their nine losses have been by one possession.
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