In a critical matchup, Tyler Huntley stepped up for the Miami Dolphins, leading them to a decisive 20-3 victory over the Cleveland Browns. This win keeps the Dolphins' playoff aspirations alive as they approach the season finale. Huntley, filling in for the injured Tua Tagovailoa, showcased his skills by scrambling for a touchdown and throwing for another, contributing significantly to his team's performance. With this victory, the Dolphins improved their record to 8-8, maintaining their hopes for a postseason appearance.

Pro Football Focus (PFF) has been meticulously analyzing player performances during the game, with their grades and data set to be released following a thorough review. Initial insights reveal standout performances, including high grades for players such as Jowon Briggs from the Browns and Huntley himself. PFF's grading system evaluates every play in real time, providing a detailed look at player effectiveness.

Huntley’s statistics were impressive, completing 22 of 26 passes for 225 yards, with one touchdown and no interceptions. His efficiency was notable, particularly when operating from a clean pocket, where he achieved a near-perfect completion rate. Despite not making any high-risk throws, Huntley’s steady performance was crucial for the Dolphins as they navigate the final stretch of the season.

The Cincinnati Bengals triumphed over the Cleveland Browns with a decisive 24-6 victory, improving their record to 7-8. The Bengals' defense showcased an impressive performance, limiting the Browns to minimal yardage and securing three turnovers.

Ja'Marr Chase continued to shine with six receptions for 97 yards, reinforcing his status as an All-Pro candidate. In contrast, Dorian Thompson-Robinson struggled in place of Jameis Winston, failing to make significant plays.

Vonn Bell was highlighted as the standout player, making a notable impact despite limited snaps.

The Cleveland Browns have made significant roster adjustments as they prepare for their Week 13 matchup against the Denver Broncos. The team has waived backup quarterback Bailey Zappe, reducing their quarterback options to just two.

In a corresponding move, rookie defensive tackle Jowon Briggs has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster, marking his first game day inclusion since being drafted in April.

Additionally, wide receivers Kadarius Toney and Michael Woods II have been promoted to the active roster, following the ruling out of Cedric Tillman due to concussion protocol.