| Final - 10.28.2012 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Diego Chargers | 0 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 |
| Cleveland Browns | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
In Week 1, the Cleveland Browns ran a reverse to WR Travis Benjamin against the Philadelphia Eagles that went for 35 yards. Flashforward to this past Sunday, when the Browns brought out the same play near the end of the first quarter, and botched it.
Was it an ugly win? Sort of, but considering the pace of the game, you never really got the sense that the Chargers were getting screwed out of a victory; they didn't outplay their competition. We break down several key plays in the Browns' 7-6 win.
The Browns' defense was on the field for 69 plays this past Sunday against the Chargers. San Diego wasn't able to sustain the type of lengthy drives that the Colts were able to a week earlier. Cleveland played five defensive ends due to an injury.
Amid the miserable, cold and wet conditions in Cleveland on Sunday, the Browns established the ground game and pounded it away with Trent Richardson, narrowly escaping with the win at home against the San Diego Chargers, 7-6.
The Chargers certainly took a big step following the disaster versus Denver and the buffoonery of the Bye Week. Unfortunately, it was a step off the cliff - without a parachute.
After a disappointing loss in Cleveland the UT's Nick Canepa weighs in on the mess that has become of the 2012 Chargers. Canepa and I share similar views on this one.
Norv Turner appeared to be in a position to avoid being fired mid-season, but things have gotten so bad that the San Diego Chargers may no longer care.
It's time to investigate how many snaps the players on the Cleveland Browns played on offense in the team's 7-6 victory over the San Diego Chargers.
The Cleveland Browns won their second consecutive home game of the season by a final score of 7-6 over the San Diego Chargers. The weather conditions definitely played a factor in the low-scoring affair; Philip Rivers was held to 154 yards passing.
The San Diego Chargers performed poorly in all three phases of the game and, deservedly, lost to the 2-5 Cleveland Browns.
The Chargers connected on a field goal with just over three minutes to play in the third quarter, trimming Cleveland's lead to 7-6. Heading into the fourth quarter, can Cleveland hold on for the win?
The San Diego Chargers played a terrible half of football but, somehow, are only down 7-3 to the Cleveland Browns at halftime.
