Browns fall to Titans amid injuries and erratic play
Beat writer Steve King grades Browns after a 24 10 loss to Tennessee. injuries hampered Peterson and tight end Shea while the defense forced seven turnovers and held George to 100 plus yards. Palmer and staff draw praise for keeping the team competitive despite adversity.
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Browns at Ravens clash on Sunday at PSINet Stadium
Browns (3-9) visit Baltimore (8-4) at PSINet Stadium with 69,084 fans expected. Ravens seek fourth straight win behind Trent Dilfer and a top defense while Browns aim to snap a long skid as Sharpe Ismail and Jamal Lewis loom.
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Browns Penalized Yet Play Hard Despite 39 Record
Berea notes the Browns trail 39 in penalties and yards, ranking ninth in the league with 78 flags for 708 yards. After a 24 10 loss to the Titans, coach Chris Palmer lamented costly calls, including five offensive line penalties and a second half ejection of right guard Everett Lindsay.
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Browns fall to Titans after penalties derail rally
The Browns headlined by costly penalties squander a late drive as penalties and injuries mount. Titans push ahead with a late touchdown after a pass interference call and Florentine injuries test Cleveland. Players like Dayton McCutcheon and David Patten face uncertain statuses as Titans claim a hard fought win.
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O Hara Impresses as Browns Shuffle Offensive Line
Browns tackle O Hara filled in at center and line changes followed ejections and injuries. Palmer praised the Rutgers product for stepping up amid multiple substitutions and praised his talent after the game.
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Ratings Game: NFL power rankings action and shifts
The week’s top teams include St Louis and Minnesota atop the rankings, with Tennessee and Oakland climbing. Jets and Bills show momentum, while San Diego stays winless as Frerotte’s late heroics reshape the Chargers’ path.
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