We're breaking down who played how much in the Browns' 37-34 victory over the Bengals.
— With Odell Beckham Jr. on the field for just two snaps before suffering a season-ending injury, WRs Rashard Higgins and Donovan Peoples-Jones took on the biggest increase in playing time. Higgins played 44 snaps while Peoples-Jones was on the field for 36.
— Despite appearing to suffer a serious injury on the game's second play, C JC Tretter didn't miss a snap, playing all 52.
— With Austin Hooper sidelined, Harrison Bryant led all TEs with 40 snaps. David Njoku had 31.
— RB Kareem Hunt was on the field for all but five snaps, representing the largest playing time percentage of the season for a Browns running back.
— LB B.J. Goodson and CB Denzel Ward played all 75 snaps for the defense. Terrance Mitchell played 74.
— Myles Garrett was on the field for all but five snaps.
— In his return from a concussion, Ronnie Harrison Jr. started at strong safety and played 63 snaps. Karl Joseph played 12 in his return from a hamstring injury that sidelined him for two games.
— The Bengals used plenty of three wide receiver looks, and that meant a lot of playing time for Kevin Johnson (61) in the slot.
— Malcolm Smith (43) and Mack Wilson (31) were the second- and third-most utilized linebackers.
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