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Ocho Cinco tries to get his Bengals their first win of the season. (AP Images)

The good news for pro football fans in Ohio is one of your teams will win a game this Sunday (barring a tie of course). The Browns and Bengals both enter action this week at 0-3 but at least the Bengals have been slowly improving as the season moves forward. They almost beat the defending Super Bowl champs in Week 3 and are slight favorites to get the job done at home against the Browns.

Cleveland, on the other hand, looks absolutely lost. The Browns have the NFL’s worst offense (207.3 yards per game) and there are even whispers that Brady Quinn could see more action soon, with Derek Anderson tossing up five interceptions through three games.

What do the Browns have to lose by throwing their QB of the future in now? Going 0-4 seems likely, so why not build for the future?

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