Browns news, features and notes
- Browns third-string quarterback Brian Hoyer confident he has what it takes to become starter
- Browns Q and A: Running back Brandon Jackson
- Browns notebook: Trent Richardson continues to be plagued by injuries, might miss minicamp next month
- Marla Ridenour: Tornado’s terror touches Browns’ Brandon Weeden, Josh Cooper
- Transcript from news conference with Browns coach Rob Chudzinski
- Video: Browns QB Brian Hoyer talks about returning to Northeast Ohio and learning under Tom Brady
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What they're saying today
- Beacon Journal (Marla Ridenour): Frustrated once again - Beacon Journal (Patrick McManamon): Decisions defy logic, deliver Browns defeat - Beacon Journal (George Thomas): Browns spread blame around among selves - Canton Repository (Steve Doerschuk): Browns' defense does job, offense doesn't - Columbus Dispatch (Aaron Portzline): Crennel's late-half decisions hurt Browns in loss - Plain Dealer (Bud Shaw): Beat the Steelers? Here's a novel idea, how about the Browns keep from beating themselves? - Plain Dealer (Terry Pluto): Scribbles: Bad combination can't unlock offense - Post-Gazette (Ed Bouchette): Steelers take early division advantage
What I'm saying today: I didn't get to watch the game live, but DVR'd it. The game was dull and I fell asleep by the end of the first half. (Hey, waking up at 6 a.m. does that to you.) From what I did see, a lot of the first half problems again stem from the fact that Braylon Edwards isn't catching the ball. He dropped three catchable passes that would have continued drives. If he can't get things together, and quick, the offense will continue to sputter.
On the plus side, Shaun Rogers and Brodney Pool played pretty well. They may have stunk it up in the second half, though. I don't know. Luke may or may not have more thoughts on the game at some point.
