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How Ohio State, The Bengals, And The Browns All Let Wins Slip Away And What Must Change Next

How Ohio State, The Bengals, And The Browns All Let Wins Slip Away And What Must Change Next

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Three teams, three painful lessons—and a state still bracing for January football. We open with Ohio State’s 13-10 loss to Indiana, digging into red zone miscues, conservative calls that rolled the QB left into pressure, and a missed 27-yarder that symbolized a day where nothing synced. The defense kept them in it, but a few deep shots and a distracted offensive brain trust turned a winnable game into a blueprint for what must change before the Cotton Bowl.

From there we zoom out to the bracket: how seeding quietly grants home-field edges, why Alabama–Oklahoma might be the toughest early test, and what a likely Texas A&M or Miami matchup means for a Buckeyes offense searching for identity. NIL takes center stage as we talk alumni engines and how open money has reshaped parity—the back door is gone, and programs like Indiana are sprinting through the front with the right coach and a deep roster.

Then it’s back to the NFL, where Cincinnati’s 39-34 loss to Buffalo showcased a familiar script: Burrow drops four TDs, the ground game hums, and the defense can’t get off the field. We unpack missed tackles, linebackers exposed by crossers, and third-and-long scrambles that swing games. The fix is clear: target linebackers, double down on OL continuity, and find a reliable WR3 while the core remains championship-caliber.

Cleveland’s 31-29 defeat to Tennessee stings for a different reason. A late two-point trick call overshadowed a big day from Shadur and elite flashes from Garrett and Collins. Add in special teams errors and mounting injuries, and the Browns feel closer than the record shows. We outline an actionable plan—commit to a QB track, reinforce the line, add a slot separator, and keep the defense intact—because the roster isn’t far from winning football.

If you want a candid, Ohio-first lens on what just happened and what has to happen next, you’ll find it here—smart, unsentimental, and focused on solutions. Enjoy the ride with us, and if this hit home, follow, share with a friend, and leave a review so more Ohio fans can join the conversation.

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