It's time for the Browns to win a game. They come out of a bye with no one on the injury report, and coach Hue Jackson has had two weeks to gameplan for his former team. The Bengals don't really have any tape on RG3 in this offense to use in preparation -- will they see some Kevin Hogan-style zone-read again? Will the former No. 2 overall pick air it out to his talented wideouts? This will be the Super Bowl for Browns' players looking to get their coach his first win in as meaningful a way as possible considering the matchup.

Jumping on this before it hits the key number of 6 -- or goes even higher. The Bengals still have a slim chance at the playoffs, believe it or not, and they're going with a bunch of hungry young players due to injuries and ineffectiveness by veterans. That showed in their 32-14 pounding of Philly. The Browns didn't fix their protection problems on their bye week; they've given up 15 sacks the past two games and appear poised to start a very rusty RG3 on Sunday. Lay the points.