CLEVELAND – It’s all coming up roses for the Browns in their Sunday battle with the Atlanta Falcons, and a lot of it is due to their two star rookies – QB Baker Mayfield and running back Nick Chubb.
In the third quarter with the Browns already holding a 21-10 lead, Chubb went on a run, a long run, the longest in Browns history from scrimmage, 92 yards, to open up the scoring to make it 28-10.
The record that Chubb broke belonged to Bobby Mitchell, who raced 90 yards for a score against the Washington Redskins, which came nearly 59 years to the day, November 15th, 1959.
While we don’t have video of that Mitchell run, here’s a look at the Chubb gallop into the record books.
92.
Yards.
To.
The.
House.#ATLvsCLE pic.twitter.com/O4hCSxzwiV— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) November 11, 2018
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