Rain swarmed the field in the first quarter, but the Cleveland Browns were able to stop the Baltimore Ravens on a 4th-and-1 from around the 30-yard line to prevent a score on that possession. Then, Colt McCoy went down with an ankle injury and was replaced by Seneca Wallace.
It is Week 13 in the NFL, but it is only the first time the Browns will be taking on one of their top two division rivals of the season. Having a 4-7 record isn't anything to get excited about, but a win over the Baltimore Ravens can do a lot of quick healing for a fan base.
The Browns don't play today until after 4:00 PM EST, so the regular game thread will not be posted until 3:00 PM EST. Until then, you can use this game thread to discuss any of the 1:00 PM games,...
Two of the top teams in the NFC will do battle when the Giants take on the Saints. The Giants are coming off of a disappointing loss to the Eagles last week and need to win in order to keep pace...
Can the Cleveland Browns hold things together as we enter the fourth quarter? The Browns answered an early Bengals field goal with three points of their own, but then Andy Dalton did what he has done all season long -- he led his team quickly down the field with a couple of key jump balls, leading to a Jermaine Greasham touchdown. Cleveland leads Cincinnati 20-17 entering the final period of play!
The Browns have had some good plays offensively in the first half, but they've been hurt by several key dropped passes by receiver Greg Little. Jabaal Sheard then forced a huge turnover with about 30 seconds left in the half, and Cleveland capitalized with a touchdown throw to...Little! The Bengals will get the ball first in the second half with Cleveland on top 17-7.
The Cincinnati Bengals disappointed Cleveland Browns fans in Week 1 after they caught our defense napping. Can the Browns deliver a crushing blow to Bengals fans in Part II of the Battle of Ohio? A loss to Cleveland would give Cincinnati three consecutive division losses. If Peyton Hillis plays, he might just be the ammunition the Browns need to deliver a knockout punch.
I would like to wish all Cleveland Browns fans a Happy Thanksgiving! We couldn't ask for a better weekend weather-wise in the Cleveland area, and on top of the delicious food we are going to have today, there are three great football games on tap: Green Bay vs. Detroit, Miami vs. Dallas, and San Francisco vs. Baltimore.
Get ready for a blowout. I'll try to be far to Tyler Palko, but with the Chiefs falling into a funk again the past couple of weeks and losing their starting quarterback, things aren't looking good for them as they head to New England to take on the Patriots.
Colt McCoy has appeared to have a lot more downfield throws this week, for it has paid off so far. Blaine Gabbert hasn't been throwing the ball too badly himself and has gotten a couple of key third down conversions. Can Cleveland's offense take the lead in the second half to put the pressure on the Jaguars?
