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Spooky number 13 coincidence in NFL game

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By Steve Berg
Oct 5, 2015

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The Huffington Post reports a sharp-eyed NFL fan noticed a weird coincidence during this weekend's NFL game between the Cleveland Browns and the San Diego Chargers and grabbed a screenshot of it.

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During the 3rd quarter on 3rd and 13 with a score of 13-13, there was 13:13 left to go and 3 seconds left on the play clock, which resulted in "3's" and "13's" showing up everywhere on the scoreboard.

To top it off, Browns QB Josh McCown is wearing his number 13 jersey and standing off by himself in the upper righthand corner of the screen.

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