Week 10: Broncos beat Browns

Week 10 started early this time with a game on Thursday between the Broncos and the Browns. Denver came up with an important 34-30 victory which is leaving them with a 5-4 record and first at the AFC West. Games on Thursdays will continue for the rest of the regular season schedule.

The Browns are now 3-6 and third at the AFC North. This was the debut night for Brady Quinn as starting quarterback for the Browns, and even though he performed well, the rest of the Cleveland team did not, and therefore the loss was served. Quinn, the former Notre Dame star, waited 25 games to become the main man at the Browns offense, he got the job after Derek Anderson poor performance on Week 9 against the Ravens, on a game the Browns lost by 37-27.

Quinn was more than ok on his debut, throwing two touchdown passes to Kellen Winslow at the first half.

The 25-year old quarterback achieved his childhood dream as he had been a long time fan of the Browns, he even has a picture of himself wearing the #19 jersey for former Browns Bernie Kosar.

Denver entered the fourth quarter of this game trailing 23-13 but Jay Cutler came up as the hero for the Broncos and brought his team back to the game. This meant Cutler’s 5^th career 4^th-quarter victory.

This meant the eight straight victory for the Broncos to the Browns, and without any doubts, we can say that Denver has become Cleveland’s arc-rival by excellence as they have beaten the Browns 3 times in AFC title games.

The Broncos will play the Falcons and the Browns will visit the Bills Ralph Wilson Stadium for Week 11, and with Buffalo’s good season, is hard to believe that Cleveland will come up with a road victory.