Browns part-time starting quarterback Seneca Wallace walked through Cleveland's locker room carrying empty cardboard containers over his head.
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December 26, 2011
Peyton Hillis has had two of his best games over the past two weeks for the Cleveland Browns. Hillis really got off to a rocky start with his illness then all the injuries with his hamstring. Now Hillis is feeling the best he has all season puts two decent games together over the past two weeks. Hillis rushed for 112 yards Saturday against the Ravens and had 99 yards rushing in Arizona...
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December 26, 2011
Browns coach Pat Shurmur says he's the one ultimately responsible for his team's mistakes.
Two blunders on Saturday in Baltimore were costly in a 20-14 loss to the Ravens. Browns backup quarterback Seneca Wallace botched a scoring opportunity at the end of the first half and rookie defensive tackle Phil Taylor jumped offside on fourth down in the final two minutes to seal...
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December 26, 2011
Browns coach Pat Shurmur held out the possibility that Colt McCoy could return Sunday when the Browns (thankfully) end their season against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
He also said McCoy has not yet been cleared to practice.
And he said this while saying that he did not mean to be vague or avoid questions, and while listening to a soliloquy from ex-Browns coach Sam Rutigliano about...
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December 28, 2011
Mike Adams the Cleveland Browns defensive back is looking for a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday. Adams knows it is the last game of the season for the Browns, he doesn’t want to go into the off season with the taste in his mouth of losing two games to Pittsburgh. Adams knows the Browns played the Steerlers tough the last time the two teams met in Pittsburgh.
Mike Adams...
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December 24, 2011
Wallace says it was his decision to call for a running play at the end of the first half instead of spiking the ball.
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December 26, 2011
Josh Cribbs missing in action for almost two years proves that he can still do it for the Cleveland Browns with an 84 yard punt return to get the Browns on the score board in Baltimore. The great Josh Cribbs once again provided the spark the Browns needed to change the momentum. The Browns might have made it more interesting had the team had clock management in the first half.
Many...
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December 26, 2011
“[Coach Harbaugh] was like ‘there’s no way they jump.’ … I don’t know if I’ve ever been in position for that to happen. It’s never worked.” – Joe Flacco
“It seems that it’s the 15th time I’ve said this, (but) the guys played extremely hard.” — Pat Shurmur
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The Browns’ plan to lull the Ravens to sleep with a 20-0 lead through most of...
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December 26, 2011
As the year comes to a close, like we have done the last three years, WFNY will take a look at what we view to be the 10 biggest sports stories affecting our local sports scene. Each day through the rest of the year, we will be counting down from ten to one. We started with #10 - The Colt Concussion, next was #9 -Key Cavalier Wins. We broke down the Baron Davis Trade and talked...
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December 26, 2011
Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur indicated that if quarterback Colt McCoy can practice on Wednesday, he might be able to take the field next Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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December 27, 2011
"It makes no sense to play Colt. The team can just be honest and say they want to see what Seneca can do in this game to compare with how Colt played against the Steelers. Everyone knows the Browns are seriously contemplating a change at QB next year." - clevebrown1
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December 26, 2011
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Serving Shurmur some humble pie- “That’s the problem in Cleveland. Pat Shurmur is quick to point out his team’s flaws, and talk about how a drop here, or a drop there...
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December 27, 2011
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“Two plays to get five yards and the Browns netted zero. Naturally, part of the reason for the offense’s inability to get the first down was because the Ravens defense...
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