Buffalo Bills vs. Browns: Questions for Dawg Pound Daily

Dec 11, 2016; Orchard Park, NY, USA; A Pittsburgh Steelers fans holds up a sign during the second half against the Buffalo Bills at New Era Field. Steelers beat the Bills 27-20. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Hoffman-USA TODAY Sports

With the Buffalo Bills hosting the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, BuffaLowDown connected with Steven Kubitza with Dawg Pound Daily with some Q&A.

The drama is at an all-time high with the Buffalo Bills right now, but with the Cleveland Browns coming to town on Sunday, what better team to play than one that feels your pain.

The Cleveland Browns enter their Week 15 road game vs. the Bills without a win in 13 games, while Buffalo sits at 6-7. Both teams have been a disappointment this year, but still hold high hopes for the future.

These next three games for the Bills are all must-win games that will determine this team’s future — more specifically next season. With Rex Ryan and Tyrod Taylor on the hot seat, a 9-7 record could save their careers for the time being.

In wake of the game, I got together with Steven Kubitza, the Editor at Dawg Pound Daily, with some Q&A about the game. He also had questions for me, which you can view here.

Let’s see what Steven had to say about Sunday’s game:

Q: The Buffalo Bills have a number of important players on this week’s injury report, not to mention the ones on the IR. How healthy are the Cleveland Browns?

Q: We are 13 games into the season and about to play the 14th. The Bills have a clear-cut Team MVP this year in LeSean McCoy. Who’s the Browns’ MVP through 13 games this season? 

Q: What does Robert Griffin III have to do to live up to his promise of playing better vs. the Bills? 

Q: 0-13 is a rough record to have, especially with a new head coach. Where did the Browns go wrong this season? 

Q: Predictions for the game? 

The game kicks off at 1:00 pm on Sunday at New Era Field. Let’s get a W!

Go Bills!

What are your predictions for the game? Leave your comments below!

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