Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the Cincinnati Bengals prepare to host their in-state rivals, the Cleveland Browns, this Sunday, both teams are feeling the weight of disappointing seasons. With the Bengals standing at 6-8 and the Browns at a dismal 3-11, the stakes are incredibly high for Cincinnati, whose flickering playoff hopes rely on a victory in this critical matchup. The Bengals, led by quarterback Joe Burrow, boast the league's most prolific passing attack. Burrow's ability to connect with receiver Ja'Marr Chase has kept them competitive, even amidst a rollercoaster of a season. Despite their struggles, Cincinnati has been involved in several nail-biters, with six of their losses coming by a single score against teams likely bound for the playoffs. However, to salvage any postseason aspirations, they must secure a win over Cleveland this weekend before facing tough opponents in the final stretch of the season. On the defensive side, though, the Bengals have faced significant challenges, ranking 31st in scoring defense, leaving them vulnerable to opposing offenses. Fortunately for them, they’ll be going up against a struggling Browns team that has struggled to find its footing all year long. Cleveland will start Dorian Thompson-Robinson at quarterback, who has yet to establish himself in the league, throwing one touchdown against seven interceptions in his limited action. The Browns’ offense is a shadow of its potential, landing in the bottom tier of many categories: 30th in points scored, 29th in rushing yards, and dead last in scoring percentage per drive. Only a few bright spots remain, including defensive powerhouse Myles Garrett, who has racked up 11 sacks this season, and receiver Jerry Jeudy, who has been a reliable target in recent games, averaging an impressive seven receptions for 112 yards over his last seven outings. Both teams are now looking at more than just a win; they are also eyeing the future. With Cleveland among five teams tied with three victories, this matchup could significantly impact the 2025 NFL Draft order. The urgency to improve is undeniable, and with the season winding down, both franchises have much to ponder as they look to rebuild and refocus for next year. As the Bengals aim to revive their playoff aspirations, they face an uphill battle, needing to capitalize on this opportunity at home. For the Browns, the season has become a test of resilience, as they seek to gain momentum and discover a path forward amid a challenging campaign. Sunday’s clash will undoubtedly be a critical turning point for both teams, setting the tone for how they approach the final weeks of the NFL season and beyond.