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Cleveland Browns Kevin Johnson fumbles after a short catch

CLE2001100701 - 07 OCTOBER 2001 - CLEVELAND,OHIO,USA: Cleveland Browns wide receiver Kevin Johnson loses control of the ball after a short catch but was able to recover the fumble during second quarter action at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Ohio, October 7, 2001. The Browns went to 3-1 as they defeated the San Diego Chargers 20-16. gh/Gary Harwood UPI


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