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Todd Monken had plenty of reasons to celebrate after the Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 in Week 6. Beating his former team made the victory even sweeter, helping Cleveland move to 4-2 and the top of the AFC…
Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken jokingly expressed that his biggest disappointment following a 13-10 Week 6 victory over the Baltimore Ravens was that the night had to end. The win against Monken's former team moved the Browns to 4-2 on the season, placing them atop the AFC North standings ahead of the Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers on tiebreakers.
Monken explained that while he wanted to savor the hard-fought divisional victory, the quick turnaround of an NFL schedule demands immediate preparation for their next game against the Tennessee Titans. He also acknowledged that Cleveland's offense still requires considerable improvement moving forward.
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