Have you heard? The Cleveland Browns won a football game! They beat the Jets! 21-17! There's proof. I swear. 

Along the way, the Browns ran a two-point conversion play that will look very familiar to anybody who watched Super Bowl LII between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots. 

That's' ... wait ... that's the Philly Special's music! Even the Eagles think so.

And it's hard to blame them. The two plays look strikingly similar. Check out the original Philly Special right here. It is the exact same play to the opposite side of the field.  

According to Browns coach Hue Jackson, however, he did not steal the play from the Eagles. Apparently, it's been in his bag of tricks for a while now and he just happened to pull it out after the Eagles had already done so to win the Super Bowl. 

Coming from the guy who is somehow still not ready to name Baker Mayfield his starting quarterback, let's just say we're skeptical. (Even though many other teams have obviously run variations of the same play many times.)

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