3 -- Browns' consecutive victories, the longest streak since their 1999 return and matching their win total for 2000.
        106.1 -- Passer rating for Browns QB Tim Couch in the fourth quarter, 30 points higher than his overall 76.1 rating.
        251.8 -- Average yards per game by Bengals offense, lowest in AFC.
        5-1 -- Record of Bengals quarterback Jon Kitna against AFC Central teams. He's 1-1 as Bengals starter.
        28-27 -- Browns' edge in series with Bengals.
        11 -- Sacks by Browns in two games against Bengals in 2000.
        7 -- Free agents signed in offseason by Browns.
        4-0 -- Bengals' record in past four home games.
        8 -- Times Bengals have had ball inside opponents' 20-yard line, resulting in six touchdowns and two field goals.
        14 -- Times Bengals have allowed ball inside 20, yielding nine scores.
        72 -- Receptions projected for Bengals WR Peter Warrick after grabbing 18 balls through four games.
        5 -- NFL ranking of Browns defense, based on yards allowed. That makes four top 5 defenses Bengals have faced in four consecutive games: Baltimore, 1; San Diego, 4; Pittsburgh, 3.
        10 -- Sacks by Bengals, compared to seven at this point last season.
        3 -- Only quarter in which Bengals hold a scoring advantage this season, 27-14. Bengals are scoreless in first quarter.

       

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