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December 26, 1987: Threepeat🏈 Browns AFC Central champs for 3rd straight year #DawgPound Beat #HereWeGo 19-13 in Three Rivers for 2nd yr in a row to clinch 4th Qtr time of possession: • CLE - 14:39 • PIT - 00:21 Big INT from The Assassin 5️⃣1️⃣ #WhatJinx ?🏆

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