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Cleveland Browns (2007 & prior)

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CPD

Browns fans pulling for Super Marty



Monday, December 18, 2006

With three weeks left in the NFL season and the playoff races tightening, who do you think will ultimately play in the Super Bowl when it's all said and done - and why?
 
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CPD

THE EDGE



Monday, December 18, 2006

Offense
Derek Anderson had some good moments, espe cially in a 13-for-13 passing streak. But the Browns are still too lopsided on offense to compete. Their running game remains missing in action.
 
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CPD

Trimmed Holly not feeling spirit of the season


Monday, December 18, 2006Mary Kay Cabot
Plain Dealer Reporter
Baltimore- Browns cornerback Daven Holly was down on himself for giving up a 42-yard pass near the end of the game that led to a field goal and for not helping safety Sean Jones enough on the 77-yard touchdown pass that proved to be the game-winner.
 
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Canton

on this team, QB?s identity may not matter
Monday, December 18, 2006


BALTIMORE - A man can only take so many beatdowns, and the wear and tear of losing is beginning to take its toll on Romeo Crennel. The Browns head coach shuffled in for another postgame press conference to explain ? rather than explain away ? a loss.
 
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Dispatch

QB impressive in loss
Anderson shows his stuff, but Browns fall short
Monday, December 18, 2006
James Walker
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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Trevor Pryce of the Ravens sacks Browns quarterback Derek Anderson during the second quarter.
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Browns receiver Joe Jurevicius takes a hard fall as he?s being tackled by Chris McAlister and Ray Lewis.
BALTIMORE ? The Cleveland Browns made things interesting against the Baltimore Ravens yesterday. But it?s the developing story involving the Browns? quarterbacks that will generate the most headlines for weeks to come.
 
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Dispatch

Boller steps up for Ravens
Backup quarterback makes key passes to thwart Browns
Monday, December 18, 2006
James Walker
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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Kyle Boller passed for two touchdowns in a fill-in role for Steve McNair against the Browns.
BALTIMORE ? When Baltimore Ravens starting quarterback Steve McNair left the game because of a hand injury, the Cleveland Browns knew that anything was possible with backup Kyle Boller.
 
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TheMorningJournal

Going Southsouth
JEFF SCHUDEL, Morning Journal Writer
12/18/2006


BALTIMORE -- This time when an AFC North bully on the street corner tried to beat the Browns up for their lunch money they at least fought back.


After being crushed 30-0 by Cincinnati and pulverized 27-7 by Pittsburgh in their last two division games, looking like skinny wimps each time, the Browns made the Ravens work to win 27-17 yesterday in M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore did not lock up its 11th victory and clinch a playoff spot until Matt Stover kicked a 22-yard field goal with 2:53 left. By then the Browns were already out of timeouts.

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