Browns Go for the Win and Come Up One Point Short

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(Cleveland fell 23–22 to New Orleans in overtime after Todd Monken's decision to go for a two-point conversion backfired. Harold Fannin Jr. had given the Browns a chance with a 39-yard touchdown.)
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One touchdown to get back into the game, then one failed two-point conversion to lose it. Cleveland fans won't forget this one in a hurry.

The Browns lost 23–22 to New Orleans in overtime after Harold Fannin Jr. hauled in a 39-yard touchdown. Rather than settle for another chance, Todd Monken decided to go for the win immediately.

I understand the thinking. Give yourself one shot instead of letting the Saints have another possession. But when it fails, you know the second-guessing is coming.

Would you have made the same call as Monken, or taken your chances on another possession?
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