
Why Monken was right to go for 2 against the Saints
By Rodney Ellis
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NEW ORLEANS — There’s a growing feeling around the Cleveland Browns offense that something genuinely exciting is taking shape — and Sunday’s loss in New Orleans actually reinforced it. KC Concepcion scored his first career touchdown on a 64-yard reception. Denzel Boston torched the Saints secondary for a 60-yard gain that set up a scoring opportunity. Harold Fannin Jr. got the ball in a clutch spot late and did what Fannin does: broke tackles, refused to go down and found the end zone.