Who is ready to see the Jaguars in prime time again? (crickets) What about the Falcons? (crickets) I think Atlanta has quietly had a good season; with all the hype the Bears, Lions, and Cowboys...
Things are suddenly getting interesting in the NFC West -- not because anyone will overtake the San Francisco 49ers, but because with soft schedules ahead and both teams playing strong, the Seattle...
The Cleveland Browns are off today after already taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers a couple of days ago, but there are still 14 games taking place today. The games we will see on television in...
Ben Roethlisberger came out in the second half and is trying to play. The Cleveland Browns offense keeps moving the chains, but only to near midfield before punting. As we head into the fourth quarter, it is still a 7-3 Steelers lead.
The Cleveland Browns might not be executing as we'd like them too on offense, but the defense stepped their game up after the first quarter and played PHYSICAL. Two forced fumbles? A sack that took Roethlisberger out of the game? Pouncey goes down too? Cleveland might just have the edge going into the second half.
I talked about fighting for that inch. Well, after an impressive opening drive, the Browns were inches away from the goal line. Instead of running a quarterback sneak, Peyton Hillis had no chance on a third down carry, and Shurmur kicked a short field goal on fourth down.
It is Week 14 in the NFL, and the Cleveland Browns will be able to showcase the talents of Jabaal Sheard, Joe Haden, D'Qwell Jackson, Joe Thomas, and Peyton Hillis in prime time on Thursday Night Football. The issue is that you need more than a handful of high-impact players to beat a team like the Pittsburgh Steelers.
This isn't the Monday Night Football game ESPN was hoping for when they scheduled it. Even at the beginning of the season, before we knew that both of these teams would struggle, this wasn't an...
Jabaal Sheard and Peyton Hillis gave us some hope, but their production only led to a field goal to make it a 10-3 game. Right after that, Ray Rice broke for another huge run, capped off by a Ricky Williams touchdown to go ahead 17-3. Can Cleveland have a miracle in the fourth quarter to look competent?
The defense was absolutely carved up by the Ravens' run game, yielding 158 yards rushing. The Browns are in it because of two missed field goals by Billy Cundiff though, facing a 10-0 deficit at the half.
