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Cleveland Browns Edge Out Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium

The Cleveland Browns and the Carolina Panthers both entered the game with a 7-10 record, but it was the Browns who emerged victorious with a final score of 26-24.


Cleveland Browns linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (28) reacts after making a defensive stop during an NFL preseason football game against the Chicago Bears, Saturday Aug. 27, 2022, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Kirk Irwin)

In Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium, the Cleveland Browns showcased their resilience and skill in a closely contested match against the Carolina Panthers. The Browns' offense accumulated a total of 355 yards, with an impressive rushing performance that contributed 217 yards to their tally. The ground game was particularly effective, averaging over five yards per carry across 39 attempts. This relentless rushing attack led to one touchdown and consistently moved the chains for first downs.


The passing game for the Browns was modest but efficient enough to complement their running game. The quarterback managed to complete half of his passes for a total of 147 yards, including one touchdown pass that covered just one yard but still found its way into the end zone.


Special teams also played a critical role in this tight contest. The field goal unit was perfect on the day, converting all four attempts with precision; this included an impressive longest field goal from beyond fifty yards out.


Defensively, Cleveland's squad made significant contributions as well. They applied constant pressure on Carolina's offense by recording four sacks and forcing three three-and-outs during crucial moments in the game. Additionally, they tallied an interception which unfortunately resulted in negative return yardage due to aggressive defense by opposing players after the catch.


Penalties could have been costly for both sides as they each racked up nine infractions throughout playtime; however, it did not deter either team from maintaining competitive momentum.


Looking ahead at what is next for Cleveland fans: The upcoming home game will see them face off against New York Jets at Cleveland Browns Stadium on September 18th at noon local time (5 PM GMT). Fans can catch all live action broadcasted on CBS network channels as these two teams clash on Ohio soil.

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