Browns: 5 reasons Browns can clap Chiefs in AFC divisional round

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4. They’re back

When you’re playing a golden arm, such as Patrick. Mahomes, you need all hands on deck, and the Browns will be getting some much needed aid with the return of Denzel Ward and Kevin. Johnson off the COVID/reserve list.

This isn’t too say Denzel is going to put Tyreke Hill on Ward Island, but Ward is a great a player more than capable of making a play.

Shutting down Mahomes is nearly impossible, so giving him some hiccups that the offense can capitalize on could be the difference in the game if Cleveland is able to do their part on the scoreboard.

On offense, the Browns will welcome back Joel Bitonio to the left guard spot (was on COVID/reserve list), while All-Pro Jack Conklin is expected to start after suffering a hamstring injury in the first half against the Steelers.

To top it off, Kevin Stefanski will return to the sideline after spending Wild Card weekend watching in his basement.

The Browns got some heroic performances from players such as Robert Jackson and Michael Dunn against Pittsburgh, but if you’re going to beat the champs, you’re going to need your best.