The Cleveland Browns take on the Buffalo Bills this Sunday in what could very well be Brandon Weeden’s last game this season if he is not protected well. Weeden is just starting to show some promise playing in the NFL, he played well in Cincinnati but lets face it, the Bengals don’t have the defense the Buffalo Bills have. Weeden was outside the pocket a few times by design in his last game. The Browns would do Weeden well keeping him in the pocket this week. There are three guys who play defense in Buffalo that could ruin your day if they were able to hit you just right.
The first guy is Marcell Dareus , he is a big quick defensive end that carries a lot of force when he hits you. One of the Browns quarterbacks know the name Marcell Dareus very well. He is the guy that knocked Colt McCoy out of the BCS Championship game in 2010. Dareus still carries a big blow, he knock out the Pittsburgh Steelers top drafted offensive line man for the season in a preseason game.
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