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NFL: Cleveland 17, Cincinnati 6

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Published: Sept. 29, 2013 at 6:03 PM

CLEVELAND, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Brian Hoyer remained on a roll as a starter Sunday, tossing for 269 yards and two scores in the Cleveland Browns' 17-6 victory over Cincinnati.

Hoyer, who took over behind center two weeks ago when starter Brandon Weeden went down with a sprained thumb, connected on 11 straight passes during two long scoring drives for the Browns (2-2).

His favorite target was Jordan Cameron, who made 10 grabs for 91 yards and a touchdown, while Josh Gordon added four catches for 71 yards in the win.

Billy Cundiff supplied a 51-yard field goal for Cleveland.

Andy Dalton went 23-of-42 through the air for 206 yards and an interception for the Bengals (2-2), who lost to the Browns for only the third time in 10 meetings.

Topics: Brian Hoyer, Billy Cundiff, Andy Dalton
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