Browns vs. Cowboys: A Matchup of Historic Proportions

The Browns and Cowboys are two of the most storied franchises in NFL history.

The Browns have won eight NFL Championships, while the Cowboys have won five Super Bowls. However, the two teams meeting in the playoffs is relatively uncommon.

They have only met in the playoffs three times, with the Cowboys holding a 2-1 advantage. The most recent meeting was in the 1995 NFC Divisional Championship Game, which the Cowboys won 30-11.

This year's matchup is sure to be another classic.

The Browns are coming off a 12-5 season, while the Cowboys are coming off a 12-5 season. Both teams have high-powered offenses and stingy defenses.

The Browns are led by quarterback Baker Mayfield, who threw for 4,034 yards and 24 touchdowns in the regular season. Nick Chubb is one of the best running backs in the NFL, rushing for 1,257 yards and 12 touchdowns in the regular season.

The Cowboys are led by quarterback Dak Prescott, who threw for 4,902 yards and 37 touchdowns in the regular season. Ezekiel Elliott is one of the best running backs in the NFL, rushing for 1,434 yards and 12 touchdowns in the regular season.

The Browns will need to control the clock and run the ball to win.

The Cowboys have a more explosive offense, but the Browns have a better defense. To slow down the Cowboys, the Browns need to keep the ball out of their hands.

The Cowboys will need to score early and often to win. The Browns have a susceptible pass defense, and the Cowboys have a number of dangerous receivers. If the Cowboys can get up early, they can force the Browns to abandon their running game.

The Browns-Cowboys matchup is one of the most anticipated games of the Divisional Round.

Both teams have a lot of talent, and the game is sure to be close. The Browns are a slight favorite, but the Cowboys are always a threat to win in the playoffs.

The winner of this game will advance to the AFC Championship Game, where they will face the winner of the Bills-Ravens game.