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We know what Mason Graham did yesterday but Mike Hall (51) was also a PROBLEM. He had Panthers rookie 1stR offensive tackle Monroe Freeling (57) in hell. When the Browns needed it most, their biggest pass rush moments late, Hall was aligned at EDGE and causing chaos.

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