Football
Emmanuel Ogbah Records First Career Multi-Sack Game Against Bengals
The Cleveland Browns may be the worst team in the NFL, but rookie Emmanuel Ogbah has been a bright spot for the Browns, who now sit at 0-7 now after a loss on Sunday.
After collecting his first career sack last week against Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota, Ogbah came out hungry for more on Sunday and had even more success, recording two sacks Sunday bringing down Andy Dalton.
“It felt like a relief,” Ogbah said after the game. “This team grabbed me to come out here and get sacks, and I just felt like I wasn’t producing enough sacks, so it just felt good to get out there and get sacks and give our team a chance to win.”
The Browns are now the lone NFL team without a win, after falling 34-17 to the Bengals on Sunday. The Browns will host the New York Jets next Sunday at noon, where they will try and reverse their luck.
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