Cleveland Browns get a bye week to be ready for Miami Dolphins: Crowquill

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Last week the Cleveland Browns (3-5) got a win they desperately needed against the Cincinnati Bengals (4-4). Now, they head into the bye week with a little more optimism that the playoffs are a possibility, if they play the rest of the season the way they did against the Bengals.

The Browns get an extra week to get healthy and game plan for their next opponent, the Miami Dolphins (5-3), who are led on offense by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and running back Raheem Mostert. Tua has had some concussion problems, but when he is healthy the Dolphins are a different football team.