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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 31, 2026 03:53 PM ET

Monken highlights mental toughness behind Browns' comebacks

Cleveland sits at 5-2 on a two-game winning streak.

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Why have #Browns been so good at bouncing back from mistakes and early deficits? This from head coach Todd Monken reveal Via @RuiterWrongFAN on X

What happened: Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken highlighted the team mindset driving Cleveland's ability to erase deficits and recover from mistakes. Monken credited player resilience and in-game focus for keeping the group composed amid adversity.

Why it matters: Cleveland holds the AFC's No. 3 seed after pulling off multiple second-half comebacks through the first half of the season. Sustaining that poise remains critical as the Browns navigate a contested divisional race.

By the numbers: The Browns are 5-2 following consecutive wins, most recently rallying for a 27-24 victory against the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 25.

What to watch: Cleveland visits the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday in an AFC North matchup.

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