In a game full of rain, injuries, penalties, clutch plays and head-scratching play calling down the stretch, the Brown top the previously unbeaten 49ers. Get Adam The Bull's instant reaction to this wild upset.

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Adam the Bull discusses the Cleveland Browns' surprising victory over the San Francisco 49ers, despite the odds being stacked against them. The Browns managed to win the game 19-17, and Adam highlights the challenging weather conditions during the game.

In the first quarter, the Niners took an early lead with a touchdown pass from Brock Purdy to Christian McCaffrey, and it seemed that the Browns had no chance of winning this game. However, the Browns' defense settled down and performed well throughout the game, contributing to the victory.

Adam discusses key moments in the game, such as the Browns' first touchdown, scored by Kareem Hunt, and their ability to outscore the Niners 19-7 after falling behind 10-0. Despite some mistakes and penalties, the Browns' offense did enough to secure the win.

The Browns' final drive, highlighted by a penalty against the Niners for unnecessary roughness, ultimately led to the Browns taking the lead with a field goal. The Browns' defense held strong, and a missed field goal attempt by the Niners secured the victory for Cleveland.

Adam talks about the Browns' impressive defensive performance. He also mentions the competitive nature of the AFC North division, with all teams maintaining a .500 or better record. Adam believes the Browns have a legitimate shot at success this season, particularly with the strong defense.

Notable Quotes from Adam The Bull

"It was an incredible performance. And the Browns, who have often found a way to lose these games and it looked like it would happen yet again this time, they found a way to win. The Browns needed to win this game because the Steelers are already ahead of them."

"The Browns have the best defense in the NFL. I don't think there's any debate. The Niners had been the only argument and [Cleveland was] better flat out."