The Cleveland Browns will be looking for just their second win of the season against a team with a winning record when they take on the Chicago Bears this afternoon at Soldier Field.

It won’t be an easy task, as Cleveland has not won in Chicago since 1969, and enters the game with four of the five starting offensive linemen from Week 1 sidelined with injuries. And the lone man still standing, left guard Joel Bitonio, is questionable with injuries to his back and knee, which might not be feeling so well on a day where the windchill is expected to be around minus-2 degrees.

Even though they did not win last week, Cleveland’s offense showed a nice spark, especially with the growing connection between quarterback Shedeur Sanders and tight end Harold Fannin Jr. Today may not be a day for the

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