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Here Is the backstory to among the significant minutes of Week 2, the Cleveland Browns’ stunning last-second triumph on the New England Patriots. The Browns’ heroic success, along with the Green Bay Packers’ come-from-behind triumph on the New York Jets as well as the Chicago Bears’ frenzied fourth quarter rally past the San Francisco 49ers are nominees for the GMC Never Say Never Minute of the week. Cast your vote for the GMC Never Say Never Minutes of Week 1.
Brian Hoyer
The New Orleans Saints entered the 2014 season as many pigskin prognosticators’ pick to win the NFC South. The Cleveland Browns, meanwhile, were a popular decision to carry on to reside in the basement of the AFC North. This juxtaposition of preseason expectations squared off on a gridiron close to the shorelines of Lake Erie, where the local professional football team was riding an awkward run of nine straight home openers lost. The effect proved to be a memorable matchup when a team appeared prepared to kick aside its recent woes thanks to the clutch play of a well-traveled quarterback.
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Brian Hoyer delivers in clutch for legendary Cleveland Browns triumph
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